“It seemed like a game for him, treating folks across the aisle as avatars needing to be humiliated and defeated.” In November 2022, after John Horgan stepped down as BC NDP leader and premier, his ...

The BC Conservatives have shocked the country by coming to power for the first time in a century. Boasting a powerful majority in the legislature, they have a generational chance to remake the ...

For the first time in a long time, the governing party will represent British Columbians across the entire province. From urban cores to inner suburbs to rural regions, BC Conservative MLAs will ...

Join Global BC’s legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey and Vancouver Sun political columnist Vaughn Palmer on Northern Beat this week for a cracking debrief on BC’s Snap Election 2026. Vaughn and ...

The BC Conservatives have shocked the country by coming to power for the first time in a century. Boasting a powerful majority in the legislature, they have a generational chance… ...

The drumbeat of complaints from opposition politicians and commentators about the B.C. government’s aboriginal policies reveals a profound misunderstanding of Canadian law that supposes political ...

The Conservative Party of British Columbia has a chance to permanently alter politics in this province. Following the party’s annual general meeting (AGM) last weekend, its board of directors is now ...

Fans of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit will recall the great “battle of the five armies” that waged war over the dragon’s treasure of land, riches and resources. Right now, the political version of this ...

“The question is not whether Aboriginal title can exist over fee simple lands, but whether fee simple interests can exist on Aboriginal title lands. In my view, the law has evolved and the answer to ...

During last fall’s provincial election, Premier David Eby promised voters his government would implement mandatory care for British Columbians unable to care for themselves due to brain injury, mental ...

“Adding more regulatory complexity will drive investment away, kill projects, and make housing even less attainable for British Columbians.” —Independent Contractors and Businesses Association of BC A ...

“Do we seriously believe that the framers of section 35 in 1982 intended the destruction of private property when they added the words “Aboriginal rights” to our Constitution?” —Geoffrey Moyse Former ...