
Ep 33: Sixty-four seats give the Conservatives a majority, and David Eby is resigning as NDP leader.
Vancouver Daily NewsShow Notes
Vancouver Daily News Sixty-four seats give the Conservatives a majority, and David Eby is resigning as NDP leader.
What You Need to Know: Sixty-four seats give the Conservatives a majority, and David Eby is resigning as NDP leader after Saturday’s snap election. He conceded less than two hours after polls closed, keeps his own Vancouver seat on the projection, and stays premier only until the new government takes over. ...
Sources: canadianinquirer.net · islandsocialtrends.ca · vancouversun.com · dailyhive.com · fubo.tv · insidetherink.com · surreynowleader.com · cbc.ca
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