The BC NDP has nominated candidates for the upcoming provincial election in Kelowna-Lake Country and Kelowna-Mission.

Harwinder Sandhu was acclaimed in Kelowna-Mission and Erik Olesen was acclaimed in Kelowna-Lake Country at a joint nomination meeting Thursday. They will challenge incumbent Liberal cabinet ministers Norm Letnick and Steve Thomson respectively.

Both candidates say they have witnessed first-hand how decisions made by Premier Christy Clark are making life harder and harder for people in the Okanagan. Clark is the MLA for Westside-Kelowna, which will be renamed Kelowna West for this election.

Sandhu, a trained nurse, is an outspoken advocate for health and seniors91裸聊视频� care. As a parent, she said she worries about schools and increasing costs for families.

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Born in India, she immigrated to B.C. in 2001 and lived in northern B.C. before moving to the Okanagan. She is married with two daughters.

For his part, Olesen accused the premier of abandoning B.C.91裸聊视频檚 young people.

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Olesen, 26, has studied pre-nursing and has worked in the hospitality industry. He has volunteered with seniors and people with disabilities.