Absentee ballots shift the race: Dr. Stewart Prest explains the recount process in the 2024 B.C. election
Dr. Stewart Prest explains how absentee ballots and recounts could impact the 2024 B.C. election as the NDP gains ground.
Dr. Stewart Prest on tight B.C. election recounts: A flip is within the realm of possibility
Dr. Stewart Prest weighs in on the 2024 B.C. election recounts, noting key ridings could flip and shape the next government.
Anger over reason: Dr. Stewart Prest analyzes the drivers behind B.C.’s bitter election outcome
Dr. Stewart Prest writes for National Observer, examining how anger overshadowed reason and shaped the outcome of British Columbia’s election.
BC Greens’ potential impact on climate policy: Insights from Dr. Kathryn Harrison
Dr. Kathryn Harrison discusses how the BC Greens could influence climate policies on carbon pricing and LNG limits in British Columbia.
Dr. Stewart Prest discusses the implications of post-election uncertainty in British Columbia
After the recent B.C. election, Dr. Stewart Prest analyzes the lingering uncertainties and their implications for the province’s political landscape.
Prof. Emeritus Philip Resnick analyzes political Division in British Columbia post-2024 election
Prof. Emeritus Philip Resnick shared insights on how politically divided British Columbia has become in the aftermath of the 2024 election.
Dr. Maxwell Cameron analyzes potential outcomes of the B.C. election
Dr. Maxwell Cameron discusses the potential outcomes of the B.C. election, highlighting key factors that could influence the results.
Negotiating the Climate Long-Term Global Goal: PhD student Simon Beaudoin publishes new paper
The paper seeks to understand the factors at play in negotiating global climate goals in a new journal article for International Negotiation.
Prof. Emeritus Philip Resnick explores the 2024 B.C. election: A tale of two divided British Columbias
Prof. Emeritus Philip Resnick highlights the ideological divide between the NDP and Conservatives, with the Green Party holding the balance of power.
‘Blue wave’ reshapes B.C. politics as Prof. Emeritus Richard Johnston comments on flipped ridings
Political science Prof. Emeritus Richard Johnston analyzes the factors behind the flipped ridings and shifting political trends.