Candidates were asked about a range of topics, from the economy and government spending, housing, health care, daycare, public safety, the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA), and how the parties will work together after the election. Eby deflected from his record and insisted that the Conservatives would be no better than former B.C. Liberal governments, which haven’t been in power for nearly a decade. Neither Doerkson nor Lowan took the opportunity to hammer Eby on his family’s scandalous use of one of B.C.’s coveted $10-a-day child-care spots, a program that Eby halted the expansion of, but personally benefits from. That was unfortunate.
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