Redrawn boundaries in Nanaimo ridings confusing for some voters @cbcbritishcolumbia

CBC British Columbia | Redrawn boundaries in Nanaimo ridings confusing for some voters @cbcbritishcolumbia | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 12 hours ago.
North-end Nanaimo voters will be heading to the polls, but they will be voting for a different slate of candidates than they are used to after riding boundaries were redrawn last year. It's part of a regular process that happens once a decade where an independent commission looks at B.C.'s population growth and recommends changes. Claire Palmer reports on the potential impact.

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