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It won’t be long before we see how Premier David Eby’s snap election pans out.
The final days of advance voting for the B.C. provincial election are Tuesday, Oct. 20, and Wednesday, Oct. 21, with final election day on Saturday, Oct. 24.
If you’ve been too busy to follow the election coverage, we’ve gathered all of our B.C. election-specific coverage on this page for readers before heading to the ballot box. Check our voters’ guide and make sure you’ve got the ID you need and know what to expect at your voting station.
Undecided? Here are election primers:
• Voting in the 2026 B.C. Election: What you need to know
• Important dates and timelines for the 2026 B.C. provincial election
• Meet the parties running in B.C.’s provincial election
• For more B.C. provincial election coverage, click here
Party platforms, hot topics and fact checks:
• B.C. Election 2026: 12 hot topics and where each party stands
• B.C. Election: Surrey to be a key ‘battleground’
• How does each party plan to fix B.C.’s wait-list crisis?
• B.C. forest industry bristles at proposal to reduce compensation in First Nation land transfers
• NDP says it opened or expanded 250 schools while B.C. Liberals closed 250. Is that accurate?
• Is it back? B.C. Conservatives vow to build 10-lane Massey bridge
• Analysis: What’s the plan if the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act is repealed?
• Analysis: ICBC reform becomes a focal point of campaign
Hear from the party leaders themselves:
• Leaders Eby, Doerkson, Lowan talk vision, economics at Vancouver Board of Trade event
• Eby, Doerkson and Lowan spar over economic vision in televised leader’s debate
• Sparks fly over contentious issues a day after no clear winner in leaders’ debate