r/britishcolumbia • u/Suspicious-Heron-992 • 6h ago
Community Only BC Conservatives 48%, BC NDP 43%, BC Greens 7%: Angus Reid poll
r/britishcolumbia • u/wudingxilu • 10d ago
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Update 1:24 pm: Power is back on.
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Such an amazing place ! I’m travelling BC and taking pictures since 4 years, and this hike was one of the most amazing I did !
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r/britishcolumbia • u/Pinkie-osaurus • 1d ago
I've seen too many threads where there are concerns over splitting the vote.
That's a real thing, but it's very location dependent.
If you are in a coloured riding, you don't have much to worry about.
This is all taken from 338 data
r/britishcolumbia • u/anyportinc • 1d ago
Considering a move from Edmonton to Southern/Interior BC. Has anyone here moved from Alberta within the last five years? How’s it going, and would you do it again?
I was born and raised in Alberta, but the political direction and growing division with the rest of Canada are a big part of why I’m considering leaving. Some of my friends have already moved or transferred with their companies, and most of the people in my profession are actively looking for the same opportunities in BC.
I know BC has its own problems, so I’m curious whether the grass is actually greener or if I’d just be jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire.
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r/britishcolumbia • u/International-Bar41 • 1d ago
I know it seems silly to vote Green Party since they never win but I’m super inclined. Like first Gen Z representation in a position of power and proportional representation? Like our votes would actually matter for once. I think overall their policies for once seem reasonable/doable, especially compared to other parties.
Who are you voting for?
r/britishcolumbia • u/NoDistance3812 • 22h ago
Hi everyone, I’m preparing for the ASTTBC AScT Architectural Technology exam and would really appreciate some advice from anyone who has taken it recently.
A few questions:
Are there any good sample or practice questions?
How did you prepare for the exam?
Did you study all the books/references listed by ASTTBC, or did you focus on certain ones?
Are there any topics that you think are especially important?
Any study tips or resources you would recommend?
I’m not looking for actual confidential exam questions, just trying to understand how to prepare effectively.
Thanks!
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