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B.C. Conservatives snap election campaign and CentreBC realignment

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Coverage of the October 24 British Columbia snap election, including political realignments as CentreBC members rejoin the B.C. Conservatives and campaign developments involving party leaders.

Coverage Timeline

  1. Sep 22 7 MLAs return to Conservatives after brief stint with CentreBC, Sturko stays behind as new leader ↗ KamloopsBCNow details
  2. Seven CentreBC MLAs rejoin B.C. Conservatives for Oct. 24 snap election forbidden ↳ In this roundup: The Canadian government is offering Indigenous communities a collective 15 per cent ownership stake in the Trans Mountain pipeline through low-cost loans, with meetings planned in Kamloops in late October. Castanet Kamloops roundup details

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  • Seven CentreBC MLAs rejoin B.C. Conservatives for Oct. 24 snap election
    Sep 22, 2026 · details
    ↳ In this roundup: The Canadian government is offering Indigenous communities a collective 15 per cent ownership stake in the Trans Mountain pipeline through low-cost loans, with meetings planned in Kamloops in late October.
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Key People, Organizations, and Places

region: British Columbia

person: David Eby , Peter Milobar , Elenore Sturko , Brennan Day , John Rustad , Kerry-Lynne Findlay , Lorne Doerkson , Mike Bernier , Brent Chapman , Eleanor Sturko , Mike Wignall

organization: British Columbia Conservative Party , CentreBC (political party) , B.C. Conservative Party , CentreBC , OneBC

city: Kamloops

road: Kamloops Centre (electoral district)

infrastructure: Trans Mountain Pipeline

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