Toronto, Oct. 27 -- A record 15 Indian-Canadians were elected to British Columbia's legislature as the Conservatives swept to power in the provincial election, defeating the New Democratic Party (NDP). Eleven of the winners belong to the Conservatives and four to the NDP, surpassing the previous high of 14 Indian-Canadian legislators elected in 2024. The Conservatives were on course to win 64 of the legislature's 93 seats, while the NDP's tally fell from 47 in the 2024 election to 27. The Conservatives had won 44 seats in 2024, marking their return to the legislature after having no representation before that election. The NDP had narrowly won the previous poll. Premier David Eby called the mid-term election seeking a stronger majority, ami...