One week into B.C.’s snap election campaign and everyone is stealing each other’s material.
You have the BC NDP leader poaching lines from the prime minister, the BC Conservative leader borrowing phrases from the NDP and the Greens going back to crib notes from the John Horgan days of yesteryear.
It’s all very confusing and amusing at the same time.
Green leader Emily Lowan took the biggest swing Monday, announcing she’d restart the BC NDP’s frozen $10-a-day child-care program and supercharge it into a free universal child care system by 2031.
“We’re going to be building these centres to last for generations,” said Lowan. “This also means we need
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