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‘We’ve Got an Important Role to Play,’ Eby Says in Response to Pipeline
- David Eby proposed temporarily cutting British Columbia’s fuel tax by 10 cents per litre and creating a permanent price control for gasoline and diesel.
- Eby said the plan could save an average two-car family up to $100 monthly but cost the provincial treasury about $250 million.
- Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson criticized Eby over an unfulfilled $1,000 household rebate promise and supported a proposed pipeline to British Columbia’s coast.
- Lisa Lapointe called for regulated drug alternatives, voluntary treatment, and better access to care.
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B.C.'s Eby promises relief at gas pumps, while Conservative Doerkson praises pipeline
VICTORIA — Promises to lower the cost of gasoline from B.C. New Democrat Leader David Eby, and praise for a planned pipeline from Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson fuelled British Columbia's snap election campaign on Thursday.
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