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B.C. Conservatives promise tax cut that could blow $4-billion hole in provincial budget, tax expert says Original

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By Alec Lazenby Verified
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home News Local News Politics Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson makes a policy announcement about affordability at the Sabzi Mandi supermarket in Surrey on Oct. 8. Photo by Jason Payne /PNG The B.C. Conservatives are promising to put more money back into British Columbians’ pockets with a major increase to the provincial basic personal exemption, but at least one tax expert says the promise could cost the province up to $4 billion a year.
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B.C. Conservatives promise tax cut that could blow $4-billion hole in provincial budget, tax expert says

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By Alec Lazenby Verified
| The Province Verified
At least one tax expert says the B.C. Conservative's promise could cost the province $4 billion a year in revenue Published Oct 08, 2026  •  Last updated 1 day ago  •  3 minute read Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson makes a policy announcement about affordability at the Sabzi Mandi supermarket in Surrey on Oct. 8.
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B.C. Election: As NDP and Conservatives go all in on supporting businesses, Greens promise to grow economy sustainably Original

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By Alec Lazenby Verified
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home News Local News Politics Emily Lowan, B.C. Green party leader and candidate for Saanich North and the Islands, speaks to the media with one of her candidates in Vancouver on Oct. 7. Photo by NICK PROCAYLO /PNG In an election shaping up to be all about the economy and affordability, the B.C. NDP and the Conservatives seem to be singing from similar song-sheets on making life easier for entrepreneurs, while the Greens focus on shifting toward tourism and clean energy.
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