New Democrats

A high-profile candidate running for the leadership of Manitoba's Opposition New Democrats is revealing more brushes with the law following an anonymous email circulated to media this week.

The Manitoba government raised the distinct possibility on Thursday, July 27, 2017, that it may allow private retailers to sell marijuana when recreational use of the drug becomes legal next July.

British Columbia's new premier handed his cabinet ministers their to-do lists on Monday, July 24, 2017, and the tasks include a mix of both campaign promises and new plans.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion remains on track to begin construction in September, Kinder Morgan Canada president Ian Anderson said on Wednesday, July 19, 2017.

British Columbia's minority Liberal government is staring at defeat today, June 29, 2017, in the legislature, more than seven weeks after squeaking out a minority government in a provincial election.

British Columbia's New Democrats say they will introduce an amended motion on Monday, June 30, 2017, that aims to defeat Premier Christy Clark's minority Liberal government.

British Columbia's Liberals say they are now ready to take big money out of politics after rejecting calls for political fundraising reform for more than a decade.

NDP leadership candidate Jagmeet Singh is releasing a four-page climate change plan that includes taking a stand against the Kinder Morgan and Energy East pipelines.

British Columbia Liberal House Leader Mike de Jong says it is not his party's responsibility to provide a Speaker in order to "prop up" an arrangement between the NDP and Greens.

Politicians have been called back to the British Columbia legislature on June 22, setting the stage for a showdown between the ruling Liberals and two opposition parties that want to defeat them.

The contrasts in mood between British Columbia's main political parties was unmistakable on Thursday, June 8, 2017 when their members were sworn in to a divided legislature.

Three Green party members made history on Wednesday when they were sworn in as members of British Columbia's legislature.

B.C. political leaders exchanged duelling letters over the future of the Site C dam project on June 6, 2017, with Premier Christy Clark arguing that delays will cost hundreds of millions of dollars.

All eyes are on Premier Christy Clark after Monday's announcement that British Columbia's New Democrats have reached an agreement with the Green party to form a minority government.

The final count in British Columbia's tight and inconclusive election will be known on May 24, 2017, but the possibility of a judicial recount means the actual outcome might not be known for weeks.