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The B.C. government is bringing in new requirements for credit reporting agencies and lenders, protecting against identity fraud and making it harder for criminals to take out loans or get a credit card in someone else’s name.
Incumbent Ken Sim has the most support of any mayoral candidate running in this year’s election—but a crowded field and significant number of undecided voters mean the race for Vancouver’s top job is far from decided, according to a pollster.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim could be facing a difficult race for re-election this October if a new poll proves to be correct.
Angelo Isidorou is out as executive director of the BC Conservatives, as a shakeup in the provincial opposition ranks continues.
Former British Columbia premier Christy Clark says voters in the province face a choice between the “worst government in B.C. history” and an opposition headed by an unelectable leader.
British Columbia Premier David Eby says local businesses will have access to a federal emergency fund if the United States follows through on new tariff threats.
The B.C. government is investing $16 million to expand a provincewide program aimed at repeat property offenders, saying the move will help address street disorder and crimes targeting businesses.
There is “not a chance in hell” that B.C. liquor stores will resume stocking U.S. alcohol in response to Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat, according to Premier David Eby.
The new provincial party aiming to capture the support of centrist voters disillusioned with both the NDP and the B.C. Conservatives has selected the leader it hopes will help it achieve that goal.
B.C. Premier David Eby says he’ll be telling Prime Minister Mark Carney that no trade deal with the U.S. is better than a bad one at a first ministers’ meeting where he says he’ll also push Ottawa for American-style anti-racketeering laws to go after organized crime.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is dropping his plan to dissolve the city’s Park Board, saying his ABC party will instead run candidates for board spots in the municipal election later this year.
One of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s key staffers says he’ll be stepping away from his role as he considers running for a seat in Parliament.
Former Conservative member of the British Columbia legislature Amelia Boultbee, who left the caucus to sit as an Independent, is now a member of the governing New Democrats.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and British Columbia Premier David Eby have signed a “prosperity agreement” they say will help unlock billions of dollars in new investment. Here's what some people are saying about the deal.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are set to hold a joint news conference today in Calgary on a proposed pipeline project.
