With concerns growing over low voter engagement in the ongoing electoral reform referendum, Premier John Horgan won’t set a turnout number that would make the process legitimate. Continue reading →

An online ‘would-you-rather’ quiz on the proportional representation referendum is making the rounds ahead of as people across British Columbia marking and mailing-in their ballots. Continue reading →

Premier John Horgan and Opposition Leader Andrew Wilkinson made their cases for and against PR in a feisty debate with no clear winner. Continue reading →

On the eve of a key debate about changing B.C.’s electoral system, a new poll finds voters remain split on the idea. Continue reading →

Voters are being asked if they wish to keep the current first-past-the-post system or switch to one of three systems of proportional representation. Continue reading →

The warning comes as concerns are being raised, mainly through social media, about ballots being left beside apartment mailboxes and in recycling bins. Continue reading →

B.C. Premier John Horgan said the BC Liberals are using “fear and hysteria” to try to encourage British Columbians to vote against electoral reform in this fall’s referendum. Continue reading →

The Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce has backed out of a planned proportional representation debate that was scheduled for Thursday. Continue reading →

B.C. Premier John Horgan says he is willing to have a debate with B.C. Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson about electoral reform. Continue reading →