B.C. Provincial election leaders held their only televised debate ahead of the October 24 vote. Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson and NDP leader David Eby both claimed victory after the debate. The event featured the three main party leaders. Doerkson and Eby exchanged sharp remarks during the discussion. The debate focused on key policy issues. Eby emphasized his party’s record on education and healthcare. Doerkson criticized Eby’s approach to economic growth. The debate took place on Wednesday night. It was the first and only televised debate before the election. Voters will cast their ballots on October 24. The event highlighted the political tensions between the main parties. The debate aimed to influence voter opinions. Both leaders sought to position their parties as the best choice. The outcome of the debate may impact election results. The debate was broadcast widely across B.C. Political analysts noted the intensity of the exchange. The event marked a key moment in the campaign. The election will determine the next provincial government.