David Eby

Congratulations to Lorne Doerkson on becoming B.C.’s next premier. Serving this province has been the honour of a lifetime. I am so proud of the progress we've made and everything we've done together to make B.C. a stronger, fairer, more caring place. Thank you, British Columbia.

Voted this morning and brought my favourite people. If you haven’t voted yet, polls are open until 8 p.m. Bring your family, bring your friends!

Don’t open the gates to Conservative cuts, costs and extremists. Tomorrow, every vote counts and I’m asking for yours. Our team will fight every single day for you and your family.

Joyce Murray and I share the same values: strong public services and a healthy environment for the next generation. Thank you, Joyce. You’ve served British Columbians in Victoria and in Ottawa, and your support means a great deal to me.

Here’s the question the Conservative leader won’t answer: how do you improve health care while cutting $2 billion a year from the budget that pays for hospitals, surgeries and clinics? You can’t. Our plan asks those at the top to chip in a bit more, so we can expand health care – for everyone.

Having a nurse with time to focus on you makes all the difference. That’s why a BC NDP government will put minimum nurse-to-patient ratios into law, starting next with emergency rooms. Better care for patients, and a better place to work for the nurses who look after us. Thank you, nurses.

My dad was a lawyer, and he used to tell me: no matter what happens, lawyers always win. And if the Conservatives bring personal injury lawyers back into our car insurance system, that’s exactly what will happen. The Conservatives want the lawyers to win big and they want you to pay for it.

With the polls now closed in Alberta, here’s our message to our neighbours:

This election is bigger than any one issue, including the election timing. I’ve talked with a lot of British Columbians who are frustrated, and I hear that. What I hope you take with you into the ballot box is an important question: who is going to best protect my family in this time?

Thanks to mayor-elect Pete Fry for joining us in Stanley Park this morning. On a day when Alberta is voting on its future, we came together for one simple message: whether it’s Canada or British Columbia, we’re strongest when we stand together.

My heart is with the families waiting for news after the tragedy at CFB Wainwright, and with the first responders, doctors and nurses caring for the injured. We’ve offered Alberta all the help British Columbia can give. Please hold our Armed Forces members and their families close today.

Ez can't vote today—but you can. Bus takes, episode 9.

There’s a clear choice in this election. We can keep building and hiring, or we can cancel and fire. We’re choosing to build. We’re choosing to keep people working. A BC NDP government will deliver a toll-free Massey Tunnel that gets people and goods where they need to go.

800 health care workers have come here from the U.S. to look after patients, not insurance companies. I’ve committed to tripling our investment to bring even more, and to protecting our public health care system from American-style privatization. That’s how we build B.C. strong.

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours! We spent a day at the pumpkin patch at Emma Lea Farms, and it’s pretty hard to beat. I hope you all get some time with your family and loved ones today. Every day, I’m thankful for mine.

Do you want fries with that? Bus Takes, episode 7.

Married a doctor instead of becoming one. Sorry, Mom. Bus Takes, episode 6.

Why would you do this to me, Brittny? Bus takes, episode 5.

Our plan to improve healthcare got a paw of approval today.

The Conservative leader went behind your back and promised personal injury lawyers he'd bring back the old car insurance system, and undo all the work we did to get rates under control. It's not just reckless. He's selling out every driver in British Columbia.

In tough times, British Columbians look after each other. That's why we're asking people who have a little bit more to give a little bit more, so seniors and families get the care they need, when they need it. That's how we build B.C. strong, together.