Provincial Politics

Activists might decry Eby's reversals on some sensitive issues, but the premier is courting other voters, writes columnist Keith Baldrey

With incumbents running as independents and Greens looking for a comeback, B.C.’s political landscape could shift dramatically next month

Some of the arguments political parties use to convince you to vote one way or another goagainst the government’s healthy function.

A decisive agreement ensures energy, flood protections, and ecosystem health in the face of U.S. challenges and climate change

BC United's self-destruction has created a two-party race ahead of the Oct. 19 vote, according to Research Co.

Premier David Eby announces a new plan for involuntary care, but critics point to missed opportunities in the past

British Columbia’s population is projected to reach 7.9 million by 2046, up 44% from 2023

B.C. premier’s unexpected policy pivot may stir concerns over his principles