First female majority ever elected to B.C. Legislature

Steve was joined by Lana Popham, NDP MLA-elect for Saanich South, to look back at a crazy election and talk about how politics has changed for women in B.C. since she was first elected in 2009 to now when there is a female majority in legislature for the first time ever. 

BC voters want things to change: Premier David Eby

Al spoke with David Eby, B.C. Premier, about what his first order of business is, Plus a look back at a razor thin election win.

BC Politics Wednesday - Looking ahead to the fall sitting

Ryan is joined by Camosun College political science instructor, Dan Reeve, as they discuss the results of the BC election and discuss the legislative session to come.

David Eby needs to find a speaker, what does that mean?

Les Leyne, Legislative reporter for the Times Colonist, joined Al to discuss the NDP holding on to a 47-set majority, pending two judicial recounts, and why finding a speaker may be a difficult task.

BCNDP wins narrow majority, judicial recounts coming for two ridings

Ryan speaks with Elections BC spokesperson Andrew Watson.

David Eby holds on to slight 47-seat majority after recount

The NDP have won a single-seat majority in B.C.'s 2024 provincial election. Alec Lazenby, Legislative Reporter for the Vancouver Sun, joined Al to break down how the recount went yesterday and what is next for the NDP to form government.

NDP declared winner in historic B.C. election

Michael Prince, Lansdowne Professor of Social Policy in the Faculty of Human & Social Development at the University of Victoria, joined Al to share his thoughts on the outcome of the 2024 B.C. provincial election.

Is this the closest B.C. election ever?

Will we know who won the BC election by the end of today? David Black, associate professor of Communications and Culture at Royal Roads University

Absentee votes may decide the next government of British Columbia

Rob Buffam, CTV Legislative reporter, joined Al with the on weekend recount results after the 2024 provincial election was deemed too close to call.

Juan de Fuca-Malahat could flip, Conservatives unlikely to reach 47-seat majority: researcher

Ryan speaks with UBC political science lecturer Stewart Prest as Elections BC prepares to recount ballots in two ridings and finalize the results in all 93 of BC's electoral districts.