Christy Clark

Losing the riding of Courtenay-Comox by nine votes cost the B.C. Liberals a majority. We called nine locals to see what they think about that.

These comparisons show which electoral ridings changed hands in the 2017 provincial election, and where the boundaries shifted

Here are the answers to the five most common questions about the B.C. election Canadians are asking Google

Christy Clark’s Liberals should have skated to an easy victory in the B.C. election. Instead, she now faces an uncertain future.

B.C. election 2017 was a cliffhanger, leaving us with no idea who will form government. But we know it’s going to be different.

The Greens emerge as the true winners, with a three-seat balance of power and their best-ever showing at the polls

Riding-by-riding results as they came in from across British Columbia Tuesday evening

On the eve of the election, Andrew Weaver has gotten his party into B.C.’s political conversation. The NDP should be worried.

With days left in the campaign, the stench of suspect lobbying and fundraising around her party is as bad as ever. But don’t count out Clark just yet.

Proponents of strategic voting in the B.C. election have granted political polls a status that they haven’t earned