B.C. NDP vows to fight Trans Mountain pipeline, but won't say how
The British Columbia New Democrat platform promises to use "every tool in the toolbox" to stop Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion from going ahead.
John Horgan
Salmon, whales and bears: Which B.C. party has their back?
The clock is ticking on British Columbia's provincial election. Here's what you need to know about who is going to do what for B.C.'s beautiful species at risk.
Christy Clark just changed the debate over coal and climate change
You don’t walk back bold statements like this.
U.S. softwood tariffs prompt NDP claim of "inaction" against Christy Clark
British Columbia NDP Leader John Horgan accused Liberal Leader Christy Clark of delay and inaction in the wake of American demands for duties on Canadian softwood.
TV debate marks show time for B.C. election; parties look to turn on voters
Tomorrow's debate offers the three party leaders a high-stakes chance to leave a mark on the campaign with about two weeks to the finish line.
B.C. premier promises to fight U.S.-imposed softwood lumber tariffs
B.C. premier and lumber lobby are vowing to fight for forestry workers after the Trump administration announced it will impose a tariff of about 20 per cent on Canadian softwood lumber imports.
Liberal Leader Christy Clark explains difference between Liberal, NDP donations
Clark said on Apr. 24, 2017, the New Democrats can't be trusted to side with British Columbians as salaries of some of the NDP's senior campaign staff were being paid by the United Steelworkers Union.
British Columbia's election heats up as campaign nears halfway mark
British Columbia's election campaign is nearing the halfway mark and the leaders of the province's main political parties are battling for votes.
B.C. politics and big money is a "toxic cocktail": Elizabeth May
"There's going to be conflict of interest when you see deep pockets and money flowing....from the very industries that are going to be benefiting," May said, speaking in Vancouver.
Mudslinging continues as B.C. election approaches halfway mark
Leaders of British Columbia's main political parties are continuing to take shots at each other's election promises and past performances as the campaign nears the halfway mark.
Future of Site C megaproject fuels debate in B.C. election campaign
Economic case doesn't hold for new hydroelectric dam, University of British Columbia research says.
Main parties campaign on health care, jobs at start of Week 2 of B.C. election
New Democrat Leader John Horgan is promising to build team-based urgent care centres to address British Columbia's shortage of family doctors and ease pressure on emergency rooms.
B.C. Supreme Court to review Christy Clark’s ethics a few days before election
"It doesn't pass the smell test," said lawyer Jason Gratl, who is representing the groups alleging corporate influence.
B.C. election is underway after weeks of unofficial campaigning ends
The campaign has been underway unofficially for weeks with the Liberals, NDP and Greens releasing platform details for an election that polls suggest will be a tight battle.
Hydro rate freeze key plank in B.C. NDP platform for May 9 election
British Columbia's NDP leader has unveiled portions of an election platform he hopes will move his party from the Opposition benches to power after 16 years of waiting.