Analysis: NDP leader Jagmeet Singh to visit Kootenay-Columbia signals competitive race
Almost election eve whistle-stop visit to Kootenay-Columbia riding by NDP leader Jagmeet Singh shows the NDP feels they have a shot in Kootenay-Columbia.
Almost election eve whistle-stop visit to Kootenay-Columbia riding by NDP leader Jagmeet Singh shows the NDP feels they have a shot in Kootenay-Columbia.
NDP candidate Wayne Stetski wins a squeaker in Kootenay–Columbia, beating incumbent Conservative David Wilks by only 285 votes.
Kootenay–Columbia is still too close to call with just five polls remaining.
Election night coverage from the Revelstoke area of the Kootenay–Columbia riding. It's an extremely close election!
With 20 minutes left to vote in the federal election, Revelstokians were walking right in to vote without a line-up.
Four of the candidates vying to represent Kootenay–Columbia went head-to-head on Monday night in an all-candidates debate at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre on Sept. 21.
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair was campaigning in the Kootenay–Columbia this week, where he made a stop in Cranbrook to announce a new national Alzheimers and dementia strategy on Sept. 14.
Nelson resident Don Johnston has a dozen years of senior leadership experience, including six years as CEO of the Columbia Basin Trust. His candidacy for the Liberal Party in Kootenay–Columbia is bound to be a factor in a riding that now includes Nelson and area.
Kootenay–Columbia riding candidates for all four major political parties have committed to a Sept. 21 election debate at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre hosted by five local media outlets.
In this long-form interview with NDP Kootenay-Columbia candidate Wayne Stetski, we touch on issues facing the riding to learn more about the candidate, his style and his positions on the issues.