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The five candidates running for the leadership of the Opposition B.C. Conservatives face each other today in their final debate, after a campaign dominated by disputes over their ideological credentials.
British Columbia nurses have begun a strike vote in their labour dispute with the province, the union representing them said Friday.
British Columbia Premier David Eby is defending his approach to the government’s record budget deficit, comparing it to buying a home for a family’s future.
Two former B.C. Conservatives now sitting as Independents say they voted with their consciences when they helped the governing NDP shut down debate on changes to freedom of information rules in a 3 a.m. vote.
Premier David Eby says neither the RCMP nor Canada’s spy agency have ever raised concerns about his cabinet or caucus, after Vancouver’s ex-mayor said a minister was being investigated for collaborating with China’s government.
British Columbia Premier David Eby says he doesn’t understand why Ottawa continues to push a new oil pipeline from Alberta, while failing to include B.C.’s softwood lumber industry in its latest round of tariff relief.
Politicians in B.C.’s legislature say they are looking into whether they can close a loophole that has allowed a member to avoid a censure motion after she used a slogan associated with Nazi Germany.
As he curls up on a couch beside his owner, it’s easy to forget Gary the cat is in fact Gary the serval, a wild predator native to Africa.
British Columbia Premier David Eby says plans for a hospital expansion in Burnaby are not dead, despite the government announcing this week that the construction contract had been cancelled.
British Columbia’s forests minister says he expects billions in additional federal support for the timber sector if future trade talks with the United States don’t benefit the softwood lumber industry.
Construction contracts for two health-care projects that the B.C. government said were being “re-paced” when it tightened the budget in February have now been cancelled.
The British Columbia government is adding 17 new major investments to its list of priority projects, and Premier David Eby says the recent wrangling over Indigenous rights legislation won’t undermine that progress.
British Columbia’s attorney general says if the federal government doesn’t bring in protections on social media and AI chatbots for children, then the province will look to follow Manitoba with its own regulatory regime.
The B.C. Conservative Party says it’s “officially debt-free” after paying off the last portion of the $5 million the party owed from the 2024 provincial election campaign.
Provincial gun regulations that have been nine years in the making will come into effect in British Columbia this fall, shutting down what the province call loopholes in federal laws that have helped allow extortion crimes to proliferate.
Entrepreneur Yuri Fulmer and commentator Caroline Elliott clashed several times over past statements and actions during the first debate among the remaining candidates for the leadership of the Conservative Party of B.C.
