B.C. Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin formally asked premier-designate David Eby to confirm he had the confidence the house and then asked him to form government.
David Eby says he hopes to be sworn in as B.C. premier prior to the end of the fall sitting of government so he can introduce legislation and “deliver on some key priority areas.”
Eby, 46, who will be replacing outgoing Premier John Horgan, 63, introduced a 100-day plan last week committing to “significantly” expanding affordable housing, creating safer communities, redirecting fossil-fuel subsidies to clean energy projects and improving access to health care. Eby said he intends to “hit the ground running” and is working to accelerate key legislative initiatives.
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