Federal NDP, Greens buoyed by B.C. election results, Liberals stay diplomatic

With the results still to be finalized, the federal Liberals remain tight-lipped about what they could mean for federal-provincial relations.

Liberal B.C. Premier Christy Clark won 43 of the legislature's 87 seats, one seat shy of a majority, and down four seats from where the party stood when the election was called.The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

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BY RACHEL AIELLO

May 10, 2017

Federal New Democrats and Green Party Leader Elizabeth May say the gains their provincial cousins made in Tuesday's election in British Columbia show that the majority there want change that doesn’t align with either the federal or provincial Liberals' policies. The close election results mean w...

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