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.

Published: October 25, 2026 9:08am

Updated: October 25, 2026 9:16am

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. 

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