Affordable housing? Eliminating tolls? Killing big projects? Transit? I don't see much here for rural B.C., which is hardly surprising: Horgan made few trips north of the Fraser Valley during the election (I live in Fraser-Nicola, considered one of the tightest ridings in the province, and Horgan didn't show up once to support the NDP candidate), and has almost no support north of the Fraser in terms of seats; the Green's three seats are on the island.

A lot of people in rural areas are counting on those good-paying pipeline and Site C jobs. What will the NDP/Green partnership replace them with, to prevent a further exodus from rural areas? Affordable housing isn't much of an issue outside the Lower Mainland and southern Vancouver Island. As for tolls: the Coquihalla was tolled for more than two decades under a succession of parties (including the NDP; the toll was removed by the Liberals). And transit is, again, only an issue in the Lower Mainland. Rural BC gets ignored again.