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Thirteen years after B.C. politicians first started talking about it, actual liquefied natural gas was produced this week off the province’s north...
The B.C. government’s decision to cut off medication for a terminally ill nine-year-old girl has ignited a firestorm of debate over the intersection...
The torturous, winding position of the BC NDP government on a new oil pipeline has twisted yet again after Premier David Eby announced his government...
A new layer of uncertainty has been added to BC Ferries’ deal with China, after an angry federal transport minister lashed out at the ferry...
B.C.’s attorney general continues to flex the province’s legal muscle against companies not typically held accountable for their harms, this time...
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B.C.’s housing minister says he’s fed up with squabbling municipal councils, and will bring in changes to provincial oversight of dysfunctional...
The B.C. New Democratic Party rebuked its own leader and government over the weekend for allowing the taxpayer-owned BC Ferries corporation to...
British Columbia is urging the federal government to resurrect a controversial law to regulate social media companies for the harms they cause, saying...
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B.C.’s economy may be stalled, but there’s one definite growth sector of employment: Special advisors to Premier David Eby and his government. The...
B.C.’s foot-dragging, fence-sitting position on new oil pipelines collided face-first with reality this week at a first ministers meeting in...
Is being the CEO of a British Columbia health authority a part time job? Or do taxpayers expect that person to dedicate their full attention to one...
B.C.’s foot-dragging, fence-sitting position on new oil pipelines collided face-first with reality this week at a first ministers meeting in...
You’d think it would be a great timing for B.C. MLAs to start a review of the province’s whistleblower protection law, just two weeks after a...
B.C. New Democrats twisted every arm, deployed every trick and burnt every bridge possible in order to get Bill 15 passed in the final hours of the...
It’s a case of the “phantom savings.” That’s what the Opposition is calling $300 million in internal cuts the B.C. government claims are in...
It’s a case of the “phantom savings.” That’s what the Opposition is calling $300 million in internal cuts the B.C. government claims are in...
Divide and conquer. It’s the new strategy the BC NDP government is deploying against what used to be two major allies: The First Nations Leadership...
The B.C. government does not know how many people are using unwitnessed safe supply drugs, three months after promising to end the practice to reduce...
Is the BC NDP government willing to consider a new oil pipeline to the West Coast as part of Canada’s national economic response to American...
From the moment Michael Bryant’s appointment as Downtown Eastside ‘czar’ became public, it seemed clear the BC NDP government had made a...
After a tumultuous couple of months here at home, Premier David Eby will head to Yellowknife this week for the kind of event he typically excels at...
A man wielding a knife chased a group of nurses down a hallway at Burnaby General Hospital last week, part of a disturbing trend in health-care...
B.C. has left the option of a vehicle levy to fund TransLink on the table, despite contradictory comments last week that it may be disallowed. Premier...
The B.C. government is embarking on a glossy new marketing campaign to try and lure away American nurses to come work in our provincial hospitals. It...
After more than eight years of promises, $300 million spent and almost nothing to show for it, there’s not a lot for the NDP government to brag...
The B.C. government will not back down on its controversial bill to fast-track infrastructure projects, despite being on a collision course with First...
B.C. First Nations leaders have ramped up their attacks on the government’s new bill to fast-track infrastructure, saying the New Democratic party...
The B.C. government has thrown its support behind a proposal to dredge Burrard Inlet to allow oil tankers to fill up from the Trans Mountain pipeline...
One month after backing down from the power grab that was Bill 7, the B.C. government is at it again with new legislation that gives cabinet...
B.C.’s NDP government is breathing a long, heavy sigh of relief after watching Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives come up short in the federal...
There’s still very little known about what made a man allegedly drive through the Lapu Lapu festival in Vancouver on Saturday, killing 11 people,...
If you still haven’t made up your mind on who to vote for in the federal election, many of B.C.’s living former premiers would like to bend your...
Premier David Eby is raising the prospect of rescinding his government’s controversial short-term rental restrictions. That comes as financially...
The signs are popping up in ridings all around Metro Vancouver and the Island: “BC votes NDP to stop Conservatives.” They are a visible reminder...
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre returned a third time to British Columbia over the Easter long weekend, as his party executes the final days of a...
Premier David Eby is raising the prospect of rescinding his government’s controversial short-term rental restrictions. This comes as financially...
B.C.’s health ministry has undergone a massive shakeup, with seven senior executive positions being eliminated and at least three top officials...
Do B.C. politicians need to be paid more? I’ll give you a moment to finish yelling “NO!” at your computer screen. It’s okay. Let it out. This...
Former BC United MLA Karin Kirkpatrick launched her new CentreBC party with a pretty direct sales pitch to voters: British Columbians deserve a...
Could vehicle levies be on the way to help fund Metro Vancouver transit? That’s the leading possibility, after the B.C. government revealed Thursday...
B.C.’s first attempt at cutting costs inside a health authority is proving to be a bewildering affair, with news that the $400,000 boss brought in...
The B.C. government is dismissing a new promise by federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to fast-track Phase 2 of the enormous LNG Canada...
B.C.’s network of 50 overdose prevention sites would be eliminated under a federal Conservative government, Leader Pierre Poilievre said Sunday, as...
When B.C.’s finance minister tabled a budget last month with record-breaking deficit and debt levels, she was asked if the sea of red ink drowning...
The high-priced consultant the B.C. government has hired to find savings in the health-care system has billed taxpayers almost $1.4 million the past...
There’s great irony in government launching a cost-saving review by appointing a new person with an almost $400,000 salary to oversee it. But if...
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