B.C. political parties race to nominate candidates as 2024 election nears

Housing advocate warns just building more homes won’t fix affordability

BC Hydro applies to raise rates for public EV chargers after competitors criticize subsidies

Nuclear energy a no-go in B.C., Premier Eby says

B.C. fishers floundering as deep corporate pockets buy up licences

Decriminalization officially begins in B.C.

B.C.'s provincial government has officially begun its decriminalization pilot program with the support of the federal government.

Eby talks quick start to premiership

In his first 11 days as premier, David Eby stepped in front of the media seven times, announcing over $1.2 billion in funding for new programs and projects, including $500 million for a new affordability credit, $400 million for a new BC Hydro credit, and $230 million for the RCMP.

Falcon reflects on first 10 months back in politics

Looking ahead, BC Liberal Leader Kevin Falcon knows he needs to do more to refresh a party that has struggled since finishing in a dead heat with the NDP in the 2017 election and further losing power through a confidence and supply agreement between the NDP and Greens.

Green leader calls 2022 a year of ‘treading water’ by B.C. government

Green Leader Sonia Furstenau is pushing new Premier David Eby to articulate his vision to fix health-care, housing and drug poisoning issues facing British Columbians, rather than rely on the “status quo.”

‘Frankly ridiculous’: Anjali Appadurai responds to NDP claims of ‘hostile takeover’

Accusations have been floating for weeks that Anjali Appadurai’s campaign has been drawing in card-carrying Greens to support her bid for NDP leader. In an interview with BC Today on Tuesday, Appadurai said any claims of a hostile takeover were “frankly ridiculous.”