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- The B.C. Conservatives propose an $11 billion first-year deficit, higher than the NDP and Greens, with plans to balance the budget in a second term through economic growth.
- The platform includes tax cuts and spending reforms but lacks detailed cost breakdowns and new health-care investments.
- Critics argue the plan relies on unrealistic growth assumptions and inadequate funding for essential services.
B.C. Conservatives Propose $11 Billion Deficit in First Year, Higher than NDP or Greens
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