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WATCH: Dr.Bonnie Henry receives death threats and Political Pundits say Surrey will play a major role in BCNDP's win in the upcoming provincial election

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 24 Sep, 2020 02:54 AM
  • WATCH: Dr.Bonnie Henry receives death threats and Political Pundits say Surrey will play a major role in BCNDP's win in the upcoming provincial election

WATCH: Dr Bonnie Henry opens up about death threats and hate messages. EXPERSTS SAY Surrey to play key role if BC NDP is to WIN the snap election, and Trudeau's Throne Speech.

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