Not so knife-edge anymore, at least while Clark's seat is vacant and a BC Lib remarkably and thoughtfully agreed to sit as Speaker.  At least one Lib had the sense to respect voters' choices, and collaborate rather than obstruct for partisan gain.  The rest haven't figured out yet that that's why they got tossed as a party.

Hope Vancouverites won't vote for an oil and gas lobbyist given recent drought and heavy smoke conditions from raging BC wildfires. As someone who enjoys visiting Vancouver, the thoughtful development of the waterfront area with paths for walking, cycling, and rollerblading, seems truly inspired.My family is drawn more to visit because of the expansion of bike lanes and such enlightened choices. The more cyclists and walkers, the less traffic gridlock, air pollution, and escalating emissions, and the fewer obese and stressed citizens. Can't understand why people would oppose this as it aids cyclists and noncyclists both, and draws tourism and investment.