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- Interim Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson pledged to double British Columbia’s liquefied natural gas production by 2032.
- Both leaders said their economic plans would help reduce British Columbia’s $13.8-billion deficit.
- NDP leader David Eby announced his government will double critical mineral exports within five years.
- Eby said Prince Rupert port will expand to become Canada’s second-largest facility by 2030.
- Doerkson cited a $1.5-billion accounting error that overstated natural-gas revenue forecasts.