Media Video | The National : B.C.’s close and controversial election explained

Caption: With B.C.’s governing NDP and the insurgent Conservatives running neck and neck ahead of the provincial election, CBC's Lyndsay Duncombe breaks down how a party with just eight seats is within striking distance of winning — and why Greens and Independents could make all the difference.

Media Audio | Front Burner : Conspiracies, controversies, and B.C’s election drama

Media Video | BC Leaders’ Debate 2024

Caption: The leaders of the three main parties debate on key issues that matter to British Columbians.

Media Video | How are B.C. voters factoring in the issue of affordability this election?

Caption: Affordability and the cost of living are major election topics as the three main political parties compete for votes. BC Today callers shared which party they think will best address the issue with host Michelle Eliot.

Media Video | SOGI 123 a key issue in B.C. election campaign

Caption: The B.C. Conservative Party is promising to change the way sexuality and diversity are taught in schools if elected. SOGI 123 teaching materials have been the subject of controversy since they were provided to classrooms in 2016. And as Chad Pawson explains, the educational resources are proving to be a key issue in this campaign.

Media Video | Future of forestry in B.C. should be a central election question, experts say

Caption: In 2020, the province vowed to change the way trees are logged and biodiversity is protected. Those close to the issue say B.C. voters should pay close attention to which parties are committed to following through on that work. Chad Pawson reports.

Media Video | Residents rally in Prince George against involuntary care

Caption: Several dozen rallied in Prince George against involuntary treatment on Friday. Both the B.C. NDP and the B.C. Conservatives want to expand involuntary care for people struggling with brain injuries, mental illness, and severe addictions who are apprehended under the Mental Health Act. But as Hanna Peterson reports, opponents say putting more resources into voluntary help is the answer.

Media Video | How the election could change B.C.'s course on reconciliation

Caption: Indigenous leaders in B.C. are hoping the pace of reconciliation will continue following the provincial election, with the province having made progress on 60 of the 89 actions under its Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act so far. But there is concern the outcome of the election could stall or reverse the province’s path to reconciliation.