Preliminary results show the B.C. Conservatives leading in 63 of 93 ridings, putting them on track for a majority government. Results remain subject to final counting. Source: Elections BC

Lorne Doerkson campaigned on reducing regulatory barriers, expanding natural gas production, encouraging private investment and pursuing tax relief. Source: Global News

For housing, the Conservatives promised to reduce obstacles to residential construction and encourage economic growth. If implemented successfully, those measures could help increase housing supply over time.

But faster approvals are only part of the picture—construction costs, infrastructure, municipal planning, Indigenous rights and environmental protections also matter.

Campaign promises are a starting point. The details and implementation will determine the impact.

I’ll be watching for changes to housing approvals, property taxes and development costs—and what they could mean for your homeownership plans.

Thinking about buying or renewing? Let’s talk through your options based on your circumstances today.