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- The B.C. Conservative Party, previously marginal, has surged ahead in support, while BC United suspended its campaign to avoid splitting votes on the political right.
- NDP leader David Eby introduced significant policy shifts on the carbon tax and involuntary care for addiction as election issues.
- The shifting political landscape raises uncertainty about the outcome of the upcoming provincial election.
NDP Gains, BC United Struggles, B.C. Conservatives Surge as Election Nears
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