Doerkson hints at fall legislative session after B.C. election win
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B.C.'s newly minted Conservative government won't take its seats in the legislature until at least mid-November, but the premier-designate is not ruling out a shortened fall session.
- Doerkson won't rule out shortened fall session after B.C. election win
VICTORIA — B.C.'s newly minted Conservative government won't take its seats in the legislature until at least mid-November, but the premier-designate is not ruling out a shortened fall session.
- B.C. premier-designate Lorne Doerkson hints at a fall legislative session
'When this government is sworn in, it will be ready on day one, and it will hit the ground running' – Lorne Doerkson
- Doerkson won't rule out shortened fall session after provincial election win
B.C.’s newly minted Conservative government could take its seats in the legislature soon, but the premier-designate is not ruling out a shortened fall session.
- Doerkson won’t rule out shortened fall session after B.C. election win
B.C.'s newly minted Conservative government won't take its seats in the legislature until at least mid-November, but the premier-designate is not ruling out a shortened fall session.
- Doerkson won’t rule out shortened fall session after B.C. election win
VICTORIA - B.C.'s newly minted Conservative government won't take its seats in the legislature until at least mid-November, but the premier-designate ...
