







Common Sense Change | NDP policies aren’t working. It’s time to try something new.
CentreBC | Balanced Government for British Columbia
CentreBC offers a pragmatic, moderate political option for BC voters. Led by Elenore Sturko, we focus on affordability, safety, and opportunity for all British Columbians.

David Eby’s BC NDP >> Fighting for you and your family
We have a plan to build BC strong—and protect BC families.

David Eby’s BC NDP >> Fighting for you and your family
We have a plan to build BC strong—and protect BC families.

David Eby’s BC NDP >> Fighting for you and your family
We have a plan to build BC strong—and protect BC families.

The Protean Politics of Social Democracy: New Democrats at a Crossroads? | Perspectives Journal
Contemporary social democracy is not equipped to take up the first of these options without a fundamental re-foundation ideologically, programmatically, and organizationally. Is such a deep reinvention possible by Canadian social democrats?

CentreBC 2026 Platform | A Balanced Plan for BC
A practical plan for a more affordable British Columbia, stronger public services and a growing economy. Explore the highlights and read our full 2026 platform.

Is the BC Green Leader a Socialist? Emily Lowan Explains Her Vision
Tell the Senate: Reform Bill C-22
LAST CHANCE to fix #BillC22 surveillance powers that threaten Canadians' rights and privacy! Major companies and civil society groups are raising the alarm. Demand the Senate #ReformC22 now! 👉 https://openmedia.org/ReformC22

Our Plan
Explore the BC Greens 2026 plan for British Columbia, including policies on affordability, housing, healthcare, the economy, climate action, and more.

Crossing the divide: reaching Reform voters in a fractured Britain
Winning back Reform voters starts with introspection - progressives must face their own role in Britain’s divide

Smith scores slim majority on immigration questions, Albertans reject constitutional changes | CBC News
Most Albertan voters have sided with the province on its questions relating to immigration, but have rejected constitutional reforms in a controversial referendum this week.

Who Will Fix Vancouver’s Broken Pools and Crumbling Community Centres? | The Tyee
The city’s park board election is all about aging infrastructure and who gets access to parks. Where the parties stand.

Second Street | How Government Policies Affect Canadians
We investigate the real-world impact of government policy through groundbreaking research and the personal stories of everyday Canadians.

Stop Bill C-22. Stop surveillance in Canada.
Make your voice heard! Explore the Justice Centre's petitions advocating for Canadian rights and freedoms. Join fellow citizens in supporting important causes.
Half of Albertans undecided on 9 non-separation questions, immigration sentiment 'softening': poll | CBC News
Albertans are divided over immigration but attitudes are “softening,” while nearly half still don’t know which way they’ll vote on the nine non-separation questions in the Oct. 19 referendum, a new poll commissioned by CBC News suggests.
