British Columbia Premier Christy Clark waves to supporters after delivering a speech at the B.C Liberal election party in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Vancouver: British Columbia's ruling Liberal Party won a tight election in the Western Canadian province but lost its majority, according to a CBC Television projection early on Wednesday morning.
CBC said the right-of-center Liberals were set to win 43 seats in the 87-seat legislature. The left-leaning New Democratic Party was likely to take 41 and the Green Party
three.