The fall session of British Columbia’s legislature is now upon us. What have B.C.’s political parties been up to lately?

Governing New Democrats contended with an escalating strike of government workers. Conservative John Rustad is weathering a leadership crisis, leaks and the fallout of the public firing of a controversial staffer. BC Greens will now test their freshly picked green leader. Conservative defectors formed a new party and kicked off a war on the right wing. And attempts to stitch back together a “Liberal” brand after the collapse of BC United have so far been unsuccessful.

Catch up on our coverage of B.C.’s wild politics. This reporting is supported by our Builder members. You can join them here.

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