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There is “not a chance in hell” that B.C. liquor stores will resume stocking U.S. alcohol in response to Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat, according to Premier David Eby.
The new provincial party aiming to capture the support of centrist voters disillusioned with both the NDP and the B.C. Conservatives has selected the leader it hopes will help it achieve that goal.
B.C. Premier David Eby says he’ll be telling Prime Minister Mark Carney that no trade deal with the U.S. is better than a bad one at a first ministers’ meeting where he says he’ll also push Ottawa for American-style anti-racketeering laws to go after organized crime.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is dropping his plan to dissolve the city’s Park Board, saying his ABC party will instead run candidates for board spots in the municipal election later this year.
One of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s key staffers says he’ll be stepping away from his role as he considers running for a seat in Parliament.
Former Conservative member of the British Columbia legislature Amelia Boultbee, who left the caucus to sit as an Independent, is now a member of the governing New Democrats.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and British Columbia Premier David Eby have signed a “prosperity agreement” they say will help unlock billions of dollars in new investment. Here's what some people are saying about the deal.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are set to hold a joint news conference today in Calgary on a proposed pipeline project.
An economic deal between Canada and British Columbia that was unveiled in Vancouver on Thursday describes commitments that Prime Minister Mark Carney says will help unlock more than $200 billion in new investment.
With government eying more than 4,000 empty, newly built condominiums in the Metro Vancouver area, the question of who will buy them in the end is still unclear.
New B.C. Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay has kept former rival Peter Milobar and his supporters in her shadow cabinet, a day after installing a caucus leadership team that skewed toward her loyalists.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on Parliament to probe Ottawa’s proposal to convert unsold condominium units in British Columbia into affordable housing.
British Columbia Premier David Eby said a joint federal-B.C. plan to buy unsold condominiums won’t be a bailout for Vancouver developers, but there was an opportunity for the government to purchase empty homes in other places for less than it would cost to build them.
A stifling heat dome that sat over much of British Columbia five years ago is being remembered by the provincial health officer as traumatic for people who lost loved ones and overwhelming for those trying to care for those affected.
The British Columbia government is going to spend $16 million over the next two years focusing its efforts on 420 chronic offenders behind a “disproportionate” amount of street disorder, and property and retail crime.
West Kelowna fire chief Jason Broland says that for better or worse, residents and emergency responders of the community in British Columbia’s Okanagan region now have a “deep understanding” of wildfire.
