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Jul 24, 2026
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Has right’s rise primed B.C. politics for a party that breaks the binary?
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Has right’s rise primed B.C. politics for a party that breaks the binary?
WOLFGANG DEPNER
VICTORIA
THE CANADIAN PRESS
PUBLISHED 2 HOURS AGO
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CentreBC last week appointed Mike Bernier as its new leader. The new party seeks to break the binary of provincial politics, but it faces multiple barriers to becoming anything more than a niche party.
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