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Under Catherine's direction, furniture was added to the retail mix. William
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During his tenure, major infrastructures continued to expand, such as the
agreement with Alcan Aluminum to build the town of Kitimat with an aluminum
smelter and the large Kemano Hydro Project. This was the first such nuclear
weapon loss in history. Increasing tension between the Liberal and Conservative
coalition partners led the Liberal Party executive to vote to instruct Johnson
to terminate the arrangement.

Johnson ended the coalition and dropped his Conservative cabinet ministers,
including Deputy Premier and Finance minister Herbert Anscomb, precipitating the
general election of The intent of the ballot, as campaigned for by Liberals and
Conservatives, was that their supporters would list the rival party in lieu of
the CCF, but this plan backfired when a large group of voters from all major
parties, including the CCF, voted for the fringe British Columbia Social Credit
Party Socreds , who wound up with the largest number of seats in the House 19 ,
only one seat ahead of the CCF, despite the CCF having Bennett , formed a
minority government backed by the Liberals and Conservatives with 6 and 4 seats
respectively.

Secure with that majority, Bennett returned the province to the
first-past-the-post system thereafter, which is still in use. With the election
of the Social Credit Party, British Columbia embarked on a phase of rapid
economic development. Bennett and his party governed the province for the next
twenty years, during which time the government initiated an ambitious programme
of infrastructure development, fuelled by a sustained economic boom in the
forestry, mining, and energy sectors. During these two decades, the government
nationalized British Columbia Electric and the British Columbia Power Company,
as well as smaller electric companies, renaming the entity BC Hydro.

West Kootenay Power and Light remained independent of BC Hydro, being owned and
operated by Cominco , though tied into the regional power grid. By the end of
the s, several major dams had been begun or completed in—among others—the Peace
, Columbia, and Nechako River watersheds the Nechako Diversion to Kemano , was
to supply power to the Alcan Inc.

The province's economy was also boosted by unprecedented growth in the forest
sector, as well as oil and gas development in the province's northeast. The s
and s were also marked by development in the province's transportation
infrastructure.

In , the government established BC Ferries as a crown corporation , to provide a
marine extension of the provincial highway system, also supported by federal
grants as being part of the Trans-Canada Highway system. That system was
improved and expanded through the construction of new highways and bridges, and
paving of existing highways and provincial roads.

Vancouver and Victoria became cultural centres as poets, authors, artists,
musicians, as well as dancers, actors, and haute cuisine chefs flocked to its
scenery and warmer temperatures, with the cultural and entrepreneurial community
bolstered by many Draft dodgers from the United States.

Tourism also played a role in the economy. The rise of Japan and other Pacific
economies was a boost to British Columbia's economy, primarily because of
exports of lumber products and unprocessed coal and trees. Politically and
socially, the s brought a period of significant social ferment. The divide
between the political left and right, which had prevailed in the province since
the Depression and the rise of the labour movement , sharpened as so-called free
enterprise parties coalesced into the de facto coalition represented by Social
Credit—in opposition to the social democratic New Democratic Party , the
successor to the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation.

As the province's economy blossomed, so did labour-management tensions. Tensions
emerged, also, from the counterculture movement of the late s, of which
Vancouver and Nanaimo were centres. The conflict between hippies and Vancouver
mayor Tom Campbell was particularly legendary, culminating in the Gastown riots
of By the end of the decade, with social tensions and dissatisfaction with the
status quo rising, the Bennett government's achievements could not stave off its
growing unpopularity.


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On August 27, , the Social Credit Party was re-elected in a general election for
what would be Bennett's final term in power. At the start of the s, the economy
was quite strong because of rising coal prices and an increase in annual
allowable cuts in the forestry sector, but BC Hydro reported its first loss,
which was the beginning of the end for Bennett and the Social Credit Party.
Under Barrett, the large provincial surplus soon became a deficit, [ citation
needed ] although changes to the accounting system makes it likely some of the
deficit was carried over from the previous Social Credit regime and its " two
sets of books ", as WAC Bennett had once referred to his system of fiscal
management.

The brief three-year "Thousand Days" period of NDP governance brought several
lasting changes to the province, most notably the creation of the Agricultural
Land Reserve, intended to protect farmland from redevelopment, and the Insurance
Corporation of British Columbia , a crown corporation charged with a monopoly on
providing single-payer basic automobile insurance.

Perceptions the government had instituted reforms either too swiftly or that
were too far-reaching, coupled with growing labour disruptions led to the ouster
of the NDP in the general election. Social Credit, under W. Bennett's son, Bill
Bennett , was returned to office. Towards the end of his tenure in power,
Bennett oversaw the completion of several megaprojects meant to stimulate the
economy and win votes — unlike most right-wing parties, British Columbia's
Social Credit actively practised government stimulation of the economy.

Most notable of these was the winning of a world's fair for Vancouver, which
came in the form of Expo 86 , to which was tied the construction of the
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The Coquihalla Highway project became the subject of a scandal after revelations
the premier's brother bought large tracts of land needed for the project before
it was announced to the public, and also because of graft investigations of the
huge cost overruns on the project. Both investigations were derailed in the
media by a still further scandal, the Doman Scandal , in which the premier and
millionaire backer Herb Doman were investigated for insider-trading and
securities fraud. Nonetheless, the Socreds were re-elected in under Bennett, who
led the party until As the province entered a sustained recession , Bennett's
popularity and media image were in decline.

On April 1, , Premier Bennett overstayed his constitutional limits of power by
exceeding the legal tenure of a government, and the Lieutenant-Governor , Henry
Pybus Bell-Irving , was forced to call Bennett to Government House to resolve
the impasse, and an election was called for April 30, while in the meantime
government cheques were covered by special emergency warrants as the Executive
Council no longer had signing authority because of the constitutional crisis.

Campaigning on a platform of moderation, Bennett won an unexpected majority.
After several weeks of silence in the aftermath, a sitting of the House was
finally called and in the speech from the throne the Socreds instituted a
programme of fiscal cutbacks dubbed "restraint", which had been a buzzword for
moderation during the campaign. The programme included cuts to "motherhood"
issues of the left, including the human rights branch, the offices of the
Ombudsman and Rentalsman, women's programs, environmental and cultural programs,
while still supplying mass capital infusions to corporate British Columbia.

This sparked a backlash, with tens of thousands of people in the streets the
next day after the budget speech, and through the course of a summer repeated
large demonstrations of up to , people. This became known as the Solidarity
Crisis , from the name of the Solidarity Coalition , a huge grassroots
opposition movement mobilized, consisting of organized labour and community
groups, with the British Columbia Federation of Labour forming a separate
organization of unions, Operation Solidarity , under the direction of Jack Munro
, then-President of the International Woodworkers of America IWA , the most
powerful of the province's resource unions.

Tens of thousands participated in protests and many felt a general strike would
be the inevitable result unless the government backed down from its policies
they had claimed were only about restraint and not about recrimination against
the NDP and the left. Just as a strike at Pacific Press ended, which had
crippled the political management of the public agenda by the publishers of the
province's major papers, the movement collapsed after an apparent deal was
struck by union leader and IWA president, Jack Munro and Premier Bennett.

A tense winter of blockades at various job sites around the province ensued, as
among the new laws were those enabling non-union labour to work on large
projects and other sensitive labour issues, with companies from Alberta and
other provinces brought in to compete with union-scale British Columbia
companies. Despite the tension, Bennett's last few years in power were
relatively peaceful as economic and political momentum grew on the megaprojects
associated with Expo, and Bennett was to end his career by hosting Prince
Charles and Lady Diana on their visit to open Expo His retirement being
announced, a Social Credit convention was scheduled for the Whistler Resort,
which came down to a three-way shooting match between Bud Smith, the Premier's
right-hand man but an unelected official, Social Credit party grande dame Grace
McCarthy , and the charismatic but eccentric Bill Vander Zalm.

Bill Vander Zalm became the new Socred leader when Smith threw his support to
him rather than see McCarthy win, and led the party to victory in the election
later that year. Vander Zalm was later involved in a conflict of interest
scandal following the sale of Fantasy Gardens , a Christian and Dutch culture
theme park built by the Premier, to Tan Yu , a Filipino Chinese gambling
kingpin. There were also concerns over Yu's application to the government for a
bank licence, and lurid stories from flamboyant realtor Faye Leung of a party in
the "Howard Hughes Suite" on the top two floors of the Bayshore Inn , where Tan
Yu had been staying, with reports of a bag of money in a brown paper bag passed
from Yu to Vander Zalm during the goings-on.

These scandals forced Vander Zalm's resignation, and Rita Johnston became
premier of the province. Johnston presided over the end of Social Credit power,
calling an election which led to the reducing of the party's caucus to only two
seats, and the revival of the long-defunct British Columbia Liberal Party as
Opposition to the victorious NDP under former Vancouver mayor Mike Harcourt.
Johnston lost the general election to the NDP, under the leadership of Mike
Harcourt, a former mayor of Vancouver.

The NDP's unprecedented creation of new parkland and protected areas was popular
and helped boost the province's growing tourism sector, although the economy
continued to struggle against the backdrop of a weak resource economy. Housing
starts and an expanded service sector saw growth overall through the decade,
despite political turmoil.


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Harcourt ended up resigning over " Bingogate "—a political scandal involving the
funnelling of charity bingo receipts into party coffers in certain ridings.
Harcourt was not implicated, but he resigned nonetheless in respect of
constitutional conventions calling for leaders under suspicion to step aside.

More scandals dogged the party, most notably the Fast Ferry Scandal involving
the province trying to develop the shipbuilding industry in British Columbia. An
allegation never substantiated that the Premier had received a favour in return
for granting a gaming licence led to Clark's resignation as premier. He was
succeeded on an interim basis by Dan Miller who was in turn followed by Ujjal
Dosanjh following a leadership convention. Campbell instituted various reforms
and removed some of the NDP's policies including scrapping the "fast ferries"
project, lowering income taxes, and the controversial sale of BC Rail to CN
Rail.

Campbell was also the subject of criticism after he was arrested for driving
under the influence during a vacation in Hawaii, but he still managed to lead
his party to victory in the general election against a substantially
strengthened NDP opposition. Campbell won a third term in the provincial
election , marking the first time in 23 years a premier has been elected to a
third term.

The province won a bid to host the Winter Olympics in Vancouver and Whistler. As
promised in his re-election campaign, Vancouver Mayor Larry Campbell staged a
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In February , Vancouver's residents voted in a referendum accepting the
responsibilities of the host city should it win its bid. Sixty-four percent of
residents voted in favour of hosting the games. After the Olympic joy had faded,
Campbell's popularity started to fall. His management style, the implementation
of the Harmonized Sales Tax HST against election promises and the cancelling of
the BC Rail corruption trial lead to low approval ratings and loss of caucus
support. He would resign in November and call on the party to elect a new
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Though she was not a sitting MLA, she went on to win the seat left vacant by
Campbell. For the next two years, she attempted to distance herself from the
unpopularity of Campbell and forge an image for the upcoming election. Among her
early accomplishments were raising the minimum wage, creating a new statutory
holiday in February called "Family Day", and pushing the development of BC's
liquefied natural gas industry.

In the lead-up to the election, the Liberals lagged behind the NDP by a
double-digit gap in the polls, but were able to achieve a surprise victory on
election night, winning a majority and making Clark the first elected woman
premier in BC history. Her government would go on to balance the budget,
implement changes to liquor laws and continue with the question of the proposed
Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipelines.

In the election , the NDP formed a minority government with the support of the
Green Party through a confidence and supply agreement. He was the province's
first NDP premier in 16 years. British Columbia was also significantly affected
by demographic changes within Canada and around the world. Vancouver and to a
lesser extent some other parts of British Columbia was a major destination for
many of the immigrants from Hong Kong who left the former UK colony either
temporarily or permanently in the years immediately prior to its handover to
China.

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migrants. This has been the case throughout recent decades, [ when? These two
metropolitan regions have traditionally dominated the demographics of BC. By ,
housing prices in Vancouver were the second-least affordable in the world,
behind only Hong Kong. The high price of residential real estate has led to the
implementation of an empty homes tax, a housing speculation and vacancy tax, and
a foreign buyers' tax on housing.

The net number of people coming to BC from other provinces has grown almost four
times larger since BC was the largest net recipient of interprovincial migrants
in Canada in the first quarter of with half of the 5, people coming from
Alberta. The metropolitan area has seventeen Indian reserves , but they are
outside of the regional district's jurisdiction and are not represented in its
government. The metropolitan area also includes several Indian reserves the
governments of which are not part of the regional district. Almost half of the
Vancouver Island population is in Greater Victoria.

British Columbia is the most diverse province in Canada; as of , the province
had the highest proportion of visible minorities in the country. All items are
self-identified. The largest denominations by number of adherents according to
the census were Christianity with 1,, Of the 4,, population counted by the
census, 4,, people completed the section about language. Of these, 4,, gave
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The languages most commonly reported were the following:. BC's economy is
diverse, with service-producing industries accounting for the largest portion of
the province's GDP. Its climate encourages outdoor recreation and tourism ,
though its economic mainstay has long been resource extraction , principally
logging, farming, and mining. Vancouver, the province's largest city, serves as
the headquarters of many western-based natural resource companies.

It also benefits from a strong housing market and a per capita income well above
the national average.


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