Election 2017 Archive

It was a wild ride Tuesday night at Burnaby’s NDP election headquarters – but, in the end, the ride stopped just where Team Orange wanted it to.

The polls have closed, and our reporters are on the road covering Burnaby’s four provincial ridings.

UPDATE 11:26 p.m. Reporters have returned to newsroom home base to file for print deadline - and, in the meantime, Burnaby has officially gone orange. In Burnaby North, Janet Routledge has 9,057 votes to Richard T.

The B.C. Liberal government would have spent as much or more on education even without a 15-year court battle against the B.C. Teachers’ Federation, B.C.

B.C. Liberal candidate Garrison Duke went on the offensive at an all-candidates meeting in the Burnaby-Edmonds riding Tuesday. Put on by the Burnaby Interagency Council, the meeting focused on newcomers, employment and income.

The Burnaby NOW sent the following five questions on housing to each of the Burnaby candidates. Candidates were asked to answer each question in 50 words or less. Garrison Duke, a Surrey resident running for the B.C.

The Burnaby NOW sent the following five questions on housing to each of the Burnaby candidates. Candidates were asked to answer each question in 50 words or less. Here are the answers from Raj Chouhan, running for the B.C. NDP in Burnaby-Edmonds. 1.

The Burnaby NOW sent the following five questions on housing to each of the Burnaby candidates. Candidates were asked to answer each question in 50 words or less. Here are the answers from Valentine Wu, running for the B.C.

The Burnaby NOW sent the following five questions on housing to each of the Burnaby candidates. Candidates were asked to answer each question in 50 words or less. Here are the answers from Janet Routledge, running for the B.C. NDP in Burnaby North.

The Burnaby NOW sent the following five questions on housing to each of the Burnaby candidates. Candidates were asked to answer each question in 50 words or less. Here are the answers from Peter Hallschmid, running for the B.C.