Bigoted social media posts, some celebrating Trump, Musk and other right wing leaders, prompted the action.

Critics oppose allowing more industrial food processing on protected farmland.

Despite Eby’s ‘buy Canadian’ focus, a firm with MAGA connections is the likely contract winner.

New poll shows Conservatives ahead and doubts about the need for an election.

The former MLA also praised Green Leader Emily Lowan, who is running in Saanich North.

About Kerry-Lynne Findlay Kerry-Lynne D. Findlay served in the Parliament of Canada as the Member of Parliament for the riding of South Surrey – White Rock British Columbia until the election of 2025 ...

NDP to run on the need for a mandate to battle Trump tariff challenges.

How Conservative disarray and speculation of a snap vote have quickly reshaped the province’s political landscape.

West Moberly Chief Roland Willson says ‘significant’ accounting error raises doubts about BC’s commitment to getting its fair share.

As the Conservatives shed MLAs, and the NDP’s polling looks comparatively rosy, the timing couldn’t be better for BC’s ruling party.

The government wants to encourage more food processing. A former cabinet minister says it’s a ‘betrayal’ of farmers on already scarce land.

Provincial rules tie taxpayer-funded portion of parties’ finances to results of last election.

The lawsuit alleges Othman Mekhloufi’s comments defamed the party leader.

BC’s premier seemed trapped by DRIPA, deficit and disappointed activists. Carney opened a new door.

Lawyer Emily Ohler says she lacks ‘tools we’ve needed since the start.’

A new exhibit spotlights the ‘grant’ made without First Nations’ consent 140 years ago.

They say the aim is not to bail out developers. But questions remain about who will benefit.

But one party member is refusing for fear his personal information will be misused.

An MLA committee recommended easing rules on gifts and reporting.

Big Stuff - Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus are as much fun as you can have without taking your clothes off.

Leading Hazelton’s village council was a job no one else wanted. Alice Maitland did it with grace and grit.

Premier David Eby says province won’t shrink from fighting Trump tariffs.

About 800 delegates elected his choice of directors and backed a new constitution.

Five MLAs broke ranks to vote against a motion condemning Trump tariffs as the party heads into its AGM.

‘British Columbians are joining with all Canadians to fight back,’ throne speech pronounces.