VICTORIA — British Columbia’s middle-of-the-road voters have been left with a stark choice in the province’s fall election says a former B.C. Liberal cabinet minister — turn hard right or hard left.

Terry Lake, an environment and health minister in former premier Christy Clark’s B.C. Liberal government, said he was conflicted but was leaning toward the NDP if the Conservatives didn’t move toward the middle on environment and social issues.

Terry Lake, a minister in the Christy Clark B.C. Liberal government, said he is leaning toward the NDP if the Conservatives don't move toward the centre{ai:summary}<p>British Columbia's upcoming election presents voters with a polarized choice, between hard right and hard left options, according to former Liberal cabinet minister Terry Lake. He indicated a preference for the NDP unless the Conservatives adopt more centrist positions on environmental and social issues. </p><p>#politics</p>

With fall of BC United, middle-of-the-road voters left with tough decision over who to support

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