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Premier says B.C. government will stand against US economic threats
Premier David Eby says the B.C. government will stand against the economic threat brought on by US-imposed tariffs.Eby says he is relieved to see...
Police adopts Eagle Feather Protocol to support reconciliation
To support reconciliation, BC RCMP is officially adopting the Eagle Feather Protocol.First introduced in Nova Scotia, the protocol gives victims, witnesses, suspects, and police...
April is auto crime enforcement month across B.C., says IMPACT
Car owners across the province are being warned to limit the chances of auto theft through an initiative. The Integrated Municipal Provincial Auto Crime Team...
NDP pushes for quick approval of legislation to remove BC Carbon Tax
The BC NDP is attempting to have Bill 8, the government's legislation to eliminate the provincial carbon tax, approved in a single day.The NDP...
Premier promises to revise controversial legislation allowing him to bypass legislature
Premier David Eby is going ahead with legislation he says BC needs to stand up to US President Donald Trump.On Friday morning during a...
BC carbon tax to be eliminated April 1
It’s now official; BC’s carbon tax will be eliminated come April 1.The province announced their plan to remove the tax earlier this month, with...
BC gets B grade for conservation efforts in new report
When it comes to conservation efforts, BC gets a B in the report card. The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society recently put up a new...
Conservationists call for BC forestry industry to be modernized
Conservationists want BC’s forestry industry to be modernized amid ongoing US tariff threats.On Friday, the Ancient Forest Alliance and Endangered Ecosystems Alliance called on...
Province submits plans to keep Hydro rates stable
The BC Government has a plan to stabilize BC Hydro rates.On Monday, the government submitted a rate stability direction to the BC Utilities Commission...
Drivers encouraged to keep winter tires on as spring approaches
With the Spring season approaching, drivers are encouraged to keep their winter tires on.According to Road Safety at Work, weather at this time of...
Queen of New Westminster returns after six-month absence
After a six-month absence, the Queen of New Westminster has returned to service.BC Ferries says the 60-year-old vessel went out of service last September...
152 people died due to toxic drugs in January; says Coroners Service
January saw 152 people die because of toxic drugs in BC.According to new data from the BC Coroners Service, that number equates to 4.9...
RCMP end safety campaign, lay more than 450 charges in one monthÂ
RCMP Highway Patrol say several charges were laid during a month-long campaign to educate drivers on what to do when see an emergency vehicle...
Budget 2025 jeopardizes post-secondary education across BCÂ
Students in BC say the 2025 provincial budget fails to represent students and institutions, and they’re calling on the province to make changes. According to...
Provincial government to remove consumer carbon tax
The BC government plans to end the consumer carbon tax.Premier David Eby says they made the commitment last year to end it at the...
Province working toward rapid responses to US tariffs
The province has put forward legislation to respond to further tariff threats and implementations in a timely manner.This comes after Premier David Eby and...
BC NDP and BC Greens agreement finalized
The BC NDP and BC Greens have finalized an agreement to work together in the legislature.The caucus chairs for both parties signed the final...
Forest industry calls on province to fulfill election promise for harvest levels
BC’s forest industry says the new provincial budget doesn’t meet last year’s election commitments, and actually reduces harvests.Kim Haakstad, president and CEO of the...
New committee to tackle systemic racism in BC is formed
The BC Government has formed a new committee to tackle systemic racism.Called the Provincial Committee on Anti-Racism, it aims to remove systemic barriers for...
New task force will help BC food businesses weather potential trade war
BC has created a task force bringing food producers together to boost locally-grown food and beverages, in light of looming US tariffs.During a press...
Safe supply changes aim to prevent pills from being diverted to organized crime
People using safe supply prescribed drugs will now have to consume them in front of health professionals, to prevent them from being diverted.Provincial health...
Throne Speech outlines plan to protect BC from US tariffs
With the ongoing tariff threats, BC is at its most consequential time since World War 2.That warning is from today’s speech from the throne,...
BC brewers worry aluminum tariffs will drive up beer-making costs
BC breweries are worried an incoming tariff on aluminum imports will raise the price of beer, for their businesses and customers.Beer cans and lids...
BC Hydro secures lower rates for private power projects
BC Hydro says its first round of private-built power generation projects in 15 years will cost taxpayers less than the last time.In a statement...
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