Shaping Saskatchewan: Jacqueline Ottmann

One week after British Columbia’s provincial election, it’s still not known who will form government. After an initial count of ballots, the BC NDP are leading or elected in 46 seats, one more than the Conservatives Party’s 45, while the Greens hold the balance of power with two. In the B.C. Legislature, 47 seats are needed to form a majority government.This weekend, Elections BC will conduct a final count and at least three electoral-district recounts. A Globe and Mail explainer on the recount process, and what happens next.Why don’t we know the winner yet?