Conservative Party wins in British Columbia for first time in almost 100 years
The conservatives won 64 of the 93 seats and the New Democrats won 27, according to Reuters.
The Conservative Party of Canada won a majority in the Canadian province of British Columbia, which hasn't happened in almost 100 years, reports said on Sunday.
The conservatives won 64 of the 93 seats and the New Democrats won 27, according to Reuters.
The last time conservatives won there was 1928.
The party's candidates vowed to double natural gas production by 2032.