Gemma Karstens−Smith
Reporter for The Canadian Press
About Gemma Karstens−Smith
Conservative, NDP leadership races show struggle to define parties: experts
"I certainly don’t hear Peter Julian speaking in tones that suggest he’s applying for the job of prime minister," said UBC political science professor Max Cameron.
Necropsy on endangered killer whale shows animal suffered blunt-force trauma
The male orca, found in the water off the Sunshine Coast north of Vancouver on Tuesday, also had a hematoma, indicating it was alive for a time after the injury, said a specialist from DFO.
Alberta's Notley aims to sell Kinder Morgan pipeline in B.C. after protests
Green Leader Andrew Weaver challenged Notley to a public debate on the project, saying she is not engaging with British Columbians during her trip.
Yukon Party promises to fight federal carbon tax amid territorial election
"A carbon tax would do nothing but hurt the economy," the Yukon Party leader said in an interview.
Lack of black box makes probe into fatal plane crash difficult: expert
An aviation expert says determining what caused a fatal plane crash near Kelowna, B.C., will be especially difficult because the aircraft didn't have flight recording devices.
Trudeau government approves controversial Pacific Northwest LNG project
The Petronas-led $36-billion LNG project near Prince Rupert, B.C., would ship 19 million tonnes a year of liquefied gas to Asia while pumping more than five million tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere.
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge move their charm offensive to Vancouver
The couple, without Prince George and Princess Charlotte, left Victoria on a float plane and arrived at Vancouver's Jack Poole Plaza, where several hundred royal fans gave them a noisy welcome.
Doctors want funding for seniors care in new health accord
Doctors are already seeing the effects of an aging population and those issues will only continue to grow over the coming decades.
Dynamic U.S. presidential election fuelling novelty bets in B.C., Manitoba
U.S. election bets have become the highest earner on the B.C. Lottery Corp. website's novelty betting category, surpassing the Oscars.