Christy Clark

Texas energy company Kinder Morgan scored a legal victory on Thursday as the B.C. Supreme Court confirmed the provincial government's approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project was valid.

The federal Transport Department is refusing to explain why it rejected a marine safety concern flagged by the B.C. government in 2016 that was related to the Trans Mountain pipeline and oil tanker expansion project.

The former B.C. government of Christy Clark pressed Ottawa in 2016 to fix 11 "gaps" that could turn the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline and oil tanker expansion project into a disaster, reveal internal briefing notes obtained by National Observer.

Christy Clark accused John Horgan's new British Columbia government of "intentionally trying to frustrate" the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project on Saturday.

British Columbia's Liberals turned to a former cabinet minister to lead them on Saturday, February 3, 2018, night after their defeat last year, as Andrew Wilkinson appealed to his caucus colleagues to help him expand and broaden the party's membership.

Tempers flared at the B.C. Liberal leadership debate in Vancouver as veterans butted heads over the future of the party with newer faces calling for change.

In a possible preview of what B.C. could see in next month’s provincial budget, Attorney General David Eby has pledged to crack down on white collar crime and introduce a whistleblower protection program.

Six of the candidates running to lead British Columbia's Liberals laid out their ideas to rebuild the party Sunday in a debate that dwelled at times on what went wrong in last spring's election.

CAPP's vice president of Western Canada operations said the association is aware that campaign contributions were a "significant election issue."

An MP for Surrey, B.C., says she will step down from her federal post and dedicate her full efforts to becoming the next leader of the B.C. Liberals.

British Columbia's government held secret meetings in Calgary boardroom to revise the Climate Leadership Team's recommendations.

British Columbia's minority New Democrat government released an ambitious list of affordability-focused pledges in its throne speech on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017.

Weekly columnist Tracy Sherlock sets the stage to chronicle the new B.C. government's achievements and challenges as legislators prepare for a new session.

"Both the former government and BC Hydro’s Board abdicated their fiduciary responsibility to the rate payers and tax payers of this province," writes Marc Eliesen in his report on the Site C Dam.

British Columbia's fired liquefied natural gas advocate is suing Premier John Horgan, the province's jobs minister and a New Democrat MP in a lawsuit claiming $5 million in damages.