Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Justine Hunter
Publication Date: November 1, 2024 - 17:14
A tiny, rookie caucus that may wield immense influence in the B.C. legislature
November 1, 2024
Rob Botterell and Jeremy Valeriote had only just met when they moved into the shared quarters of a cramped office suite in the B.C. Legislature buildings. The two may be political rookies but they hope to have a hand in steering the province’s new government,Pending judicial recounts next week, it appears the New Democrat government holds the slimmest possible majority, and it is likely the NDP will need the co-operation of these two new Green MLAs on critical votes to maintain the confidence of the House.
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