Politics

Voting has closed for the BC Conservative leadership race and the winner will be announced at the party’s convention on Saturday night.

The estimated cost of hosting World Cup matches in Vancouver has repeatedly increased and is now almost triple an initial estimate by the B.C. government. Here’s how the increases have unfolded.

Elections BC says it has found no evidence of deliberate violations in a Metro Vancouver riding that helped give the NDP government a one-seat majority after the 2024 provincial vote.

The B.C. Conservatives are expected to announce their new leader on Saturday, nearly six months after John Rustad was chased out of office.

Relations between the British Columbia government and First Nations plunged this year as Premier David Eby grappled with how or whether to amend the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, which he once championed.

British Columbia’s attorney general says it is rare to reopen a court case as significant as the landmark Cowichan Tribes title decision, but the government supports an effort to do so by the largest private property owner in the title area.

A private-members bill to mandate dash cameras on all commercial vehicles travelling B.C. highways has passed unanimously through the legislature.

Voting starts today for members of the B.C. Conservative Party to pick their new leader.

The committee organizing the leadership race for the B.C. Conservatives says it doesn’t have enough credible evidence to take action against a candidate after a media report said she was accused of wrongdoing in the last federal election.

David Eby rolled up his sleeves before taking some verbal swings at Alberta Premier Danielle Smith ahead of Monday’s western premiers meeting, which she’s hosting.

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for changes to how Ottawa handles Indigenous land cases, arguing the government’s legal approach failed private property owners in a landmark B.C. ruling.

Canvassing officially started Thursday in the recall campaign to remove controversial Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie from office.

British Columbia is renaming the Site C hydro dam after deceased premier John Horgan, a project he didn’t support but allowed to go ahead as costs ballooned.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has laid out prerequisites for a possible new oil pipeline from Alberta to the British Columbia coast after B.C. Premier David Eby warned the project would reward separatist behaviour.

B.C. Premier David Eby says he’s looking for an equal level of enthusiasm from Prime Minister Mark Carney as he had for Alberta’s pipeline pitch and a lower carbon price.