The polls have closed in B.C. The Nelson Star will keep you up to date on the Kootenay-Columbia riding all evening.
The main parties vying for the 338 seats in the House of Commons are Justin Trudeau’s Liberals, Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives, Jagmeet Singh’s New Democrats, and Elizabeth May’s Greens. The People’s Party of Canada, under former high-profile Tory Maxime Bernier, is running for the first time.
Polls are open in Nelson until 7 p.m. Your voter card will tell you where to cast your ballot.
Who is running in Kootenay-Columbia?
• Wayne Stetski, NDP
• Rob Morrison, Conservative
• Robin Goldsbury, Liberal
• Abra Brynne, Green
• Trev Miller, Animal Protection
• Rick Stewart, People’s Party of Canada
Catch up on our coverage of the Kootenay-Columbia campaign:
• Green and NDP candidates talk strategic voting at Nelson public meeting
• Kootenay-Columbia candidates attend Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce 2019 election forum
• Kootenay-Columbia candidate cautious after getting threats
• Kootenay-Columbia riding candidates have Canada’s highest expense limit
• Former Liberal candidate endorses Greens in Kootenay-Columbia
• Climate change, worker shortages, more addressed at Sparwood election forum
• Kootenay-Columbia candidates debate climate change
• Candidates talk food security at Cranbrook forum
• Candidates pitch visions, plans at Cranbrook election forum
• Candidates field questions at Indigenous issues debate
• VIDEO: Kootenay-Columbia candidates stop talking, start listening at reverse forum
For Elections Canada’s FAQ page for questions like what kind of identification to bring, click here.
For all of our stories on the 2019 federal election, click here.
Check out our website and Facebook page for full coverage of the results once polls close.
