British Columbia is getting attention from three federal party leaders today, including the promise of a ``new deal'' from the NDP's Jagmeet Singh.
Singh has already promised to cede authority in several areas to Quebec, including on the environment, immigration and justice, as part of his vision for more asymmetric federalism, in which the provinces don't all have the same relationship with the federal government.
Singh is also to meet with Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart, the former NDP MP whose old seat Singh now holds.
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is starting his day in Delta, B.C., where he's expected to make another announcement on the environment before flying back east to a rally in Thunder Bay, Ont.
And People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier begins a western tour, his first extended trip of the campaign, with an appearance at the Surrey, B.C., board of trade.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is campaigning in Quebec and Green Leader Elizabeth May is to reveal the financials behind her party's platform in Halifax.