Provincial advance polls open

Provincial advance polls open

Advance voting opens today. B.C.’s lenders have already voted, and they have no confidence in David Eby.

Under Eby, S&P has downgraded B.C.’s credit rating four times in four years, and Moody’s took away our top rating. A lower rating is like a lower credit score: it makes borrowing money much more costly.

B.C. already pays $14 million a day in interest, heading for $24 million a day. You pay for every dollar of it through your taxes.

Advance voting runs October 16 to 21. Vote for a government that will get B.C.’s finances back on track.

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