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Polls point to stronger Conservative support ahead of Saturday's B.C. election, Vancouver Sun reports

The Vancouver Sun says political polls are showing a potential "blue wave" before Saturday's general election in British Columbia.

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Polls indicate Conservative support is strengthening in British Columbia ahead of Saturday's general election, the Vancouver Sun reported.

The newspaper's summary says political polls are showing a potential "blue wave." That is the Sun's description of what the polls suggest. It is not a result, and voters have not yet cast their ballots.

The province votes in a general election on Saturday. NORTHLINE has not seen the full Sun article, so it cannot report the poll numbers or say how much support has shifted. Readers who want the figures can find them in the Sun's full report.

For Metro Vancouver voters, the reporting is a reminder that the vote is only days away.

NORTHLINE will update this story if more verified information becomes available.

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