BC Votes 2020

Voting places are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. today. Today is general voting day for British Columbia’s provincial election. Here’s what you need to know to cast your ballot. Who can vote: Anyone 18 or older who is a Canadian citizen and has been a B.

The most unique election in B.C. history is also going to be the most expensive. The political parties outdid each other with remarkably expensive campaign promises linked to helping people through the economic damage caused by COVID-19.

Elections B.C. is warning that we might not know who won the election until weeks after polls close tonight, with Nov. 16 set as the goal for delivering final results.

In addition, a downtown-to-Totem Hall shuttle service will operate that day

This does not include the 7,704 people who have registered for mail-in voting

With mere days until Election day, The Squamish Chief set up an online survey of five questions on issues in the Sea to Sky that hadn’t had a thorough discussion to date. Here are the candidates' responses, lightly edited for spelling and grammar.

BC Liberal Jordan Sturdy says wait times could be shortened by more available Sea to Sky resources; Green Party candidate Jeremy Valeriote says Sturdy has had years to put his ideas into action; NDP candidate Keith Murdoch says focus should be on reducing single-vehicle travel

We are just two of many Sea to Sky constituents who watched in dismay as our elected official, Jordan Sturdy, laughed along with his colleagues as Jane Thornthwaite (MLA, North Vancouver-Seymour) made a series of comments insinuating that NDP MLA Bow

Fossil fuel extraction is the most profitable industry in the history of our species.

With advance voting already underway and just over a week until election day, the Sea to Sky’s three provincial election candidates traded policy points and gentle barbs but kept things mostly genial during a Whistler virtual all-candidates meeting o