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Social media erupts as Liberals win B.C. election

Reyhana Heatherington CTV British Columbia
Published Tuesday, May 14, 2013 10:31PM PDT
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After weeks of campaigning, the B.C. election came to a surprising end as the Liberals were victorious winning the majority. (CTV)

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