B.C. Conservative Leader John Rustad (centre) makes a childcare announcement with Kelowna-Mission candidate Gavin Dew (left) and Kelowna-Centre candidate Kristina Loewen (right) in Kelowna on Friday, Oct. 6, 2024.

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Conservative leader Rustad talks childcare, candidate no-shows in Kelowna

'Candidates are free to decide what they want to do in terms of how they want to fight…

The BC Green Party is proposing comprehensive changes to forestry practices in the province if elected in the upcoming provincial election. Pictured, from left, are David Evans, Green candidate for Juan de Fuca-Malahat, Green party leader Sonia Furstenau, and Cammy Lockwood, Green candidate for the Cowichan Valley.

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B.C. Greens lay out forestry plans if elected

B.C. Greens would put a stop to logging in-old growth forests

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Meet Michael Humer Independent candidate for Kelowna Centre

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Gavin Dew

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Meet Gavin Dew B.C. Conservative candidate for Kelowna-Mission

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Independent Candidate Stephen Johnston listens as moderators introduces candidates at a Greater Westside Board of Trade All Candidates Forum on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2024. Johnston was the only candidate to attend.

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300 in attendance only 1 candidate shows for West Kelowna election forum

'In this election it’s really about choosing the best candidate to represent you'

Macklin McCall

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Meet B.C. Conservative Macklin McCall for West Kelowna- Peachland

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Bryce Tippe, B.C. Green Party

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Meet Bryce Tippe B.C. Green candidate for Kelowna Centre

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Kevin Kraft

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Meet Kevin Kraft Independent candidate for Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream

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Meet Tara Armstrong B.C. Conservative for Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream

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Voting by mail is one way to vote in the provincial election on Oct. 19 but all voters must be registered to vote.

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Vote-by-mail option available to B.C. voters

Here is the info needed by voters to get a vote-by-mail package from Elections BC