Ahead of British Columbia’s election, the NDP was first of the two major parties to release its 64-page platform on Oct. 3, three weeks ahead of election day.
The Conservative’s 71-page platform was released two weeks later on Oct. 18, just six days before election day, and three days after advance polls opened across the province.
The campaign has seen the two sides clash on various issues, with the NDP focusing on U.S. President Donald Trump’s presidency and the changes facing Canada, while the Conservatives have focused on economic issues.
Here’s a look at the promises from each party on seven key topics that have been discussed by the two parties ahead of the upcoming vote….