Christy Clark

Greenpeace is calling on the new B.C. government to “stand firm” in the face of industry lobbying efforts, as an internal document sheds light on past attempts to influence provincial climate policy.

The B.C. NDP government has asked the province’s utilities commission to review the $8.8−billion Site C dam, throwing into doubt one of former premier Christy Clark’s major accomplishments.

"I’m not planning on going back, that’s for sure. Politics isn’t a happy job. It’s not a fun job. It’s a fulfilling job," said former B.C. premier Christy Clark on Monday.

John Horgan took the reins of government Tuesday by noting that nearly 40,000 residents have been forced out of their homes by wildfires raging through the province's Interior.

The outgoing B.C. premier became the political equivalent of what American swimmer Ryan Lochte now evokes in international sport.

B.C. premier-designate John Horgan started putting a stamp on his new minority NDP government on Tues. July 4, 2017 by appointing three people to his inner team.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley have welcomed B.C.'s new premier-designate John Horgan despite simmering tensions over the Trans Mountain pipeline project.

B.C. premier-designate John Horgan said he spoke with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday, June 30, 2017, about the softwood trade dispute with the U.S. and he is planning meetings in Ottawa

The BC Green Party was first to break the news on Thursday evening that B.C.'s lieutenant-governor has asked the BC NDP to form a minority government in the legislature.

The calls involved "a general view of how government is performing," and came during B.C.’s election campaign, according to an appointed special prosecutor.

The NDP and Greens combined to reject legislation from the minority Liberal government that would have reformed political party financing and given the Greens official party status in the legislature.

It’s not often that the beleaguered moderate left has much to cheer about. But over the last few days, progressives have received a cornucopia of blessings in three provinces.

Despite an historic move by the BC NDP and BC Greens to remove her from power, B.C. Premier Christy Clark isn't ready to resign.

BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver said he's aiming for Wednesday or earlier to broker a working agreement with either the Liberals or the NDP.

British Columbia's final ballot count starts Monday, May 22, 2017, to determine which party forms the province's next government almost two weeks after election day, barring judicial recounts.