Conservatives Win British Columbia Provincial Election, Ending Nearly 100 Years of Opposition Rule
The opposition Conservative Party won British Columbia's provincial election on October 25, 2026, its first win there in nearly a century, after the NDP government of Premier Eby lost ground despite a campaign built around opposition to US President Trump's tariffs.
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| Oct 27, 2:15 PM | wsj.com | Opinion | Conservatives Stage a Comeback Victory |
| Oct 25, 2:58 PM | nationalreview.com | Canada’s Trump Fixation Fades |
| Oct 25, 1:58 PM | bbc.co.uk | British Columbia's new premier lucks into the job in unexpected political turn |
| Oct 25, 9:30 AM | newsweek.com | Conservative Landslide in British Columbia Sends Warning to Mark Carney |
| Oct 25, 4:50 AM | straitstimes.com | Conservative party wins first election in nearly a century in British Columbia |
| Oct 23, 5:15 AM | bloomberg.com | Why The Anti-Trump Playbook Is Failing In Canada's Timber Country |
| Oct 23, 5:15 AM | bloomberg.com | British Columbia’s Eby Falls Behind Conservatives as Anti-Trump Strategy Falters |