B.C. Legislature Sworn in
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•All 93 B.C. MLAs have been sworn-in. Let the 43rd parliament begin
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All 93 members of the B.C. legislature have been sworn in by Clerk Kate Ryan-Lloyd .
The Greens and the Conservatives were sworn in as the opposition parties, while the NDP had to wait until Wednesday morning .
The government caucus ceremony was overshadowed by the death of former NDP premier John Horgan the day before .
The Greens , with only two elected members, held a smaller and more intimate ceremony for Jeremy Valeriote of West Vancouver-Sea to Sky and Rob Botterell of Saanich North and the Islands.
Former Courtenay-Comox candidate Damon Scrase dropped out as a candidate in May after anti-LGBTQ+ posts came to light.
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