Justine Hunter

At a meeting of provincial and territorial trade ministers, B.C. withdrew two exemptions under the CFTA: one that restricted investments in fisheries, and another that could limit government procurement

Estimated 5.4 magnitude earthquake rattled homes and businesses, but didn’t cause any injuries

Hundreds of thousands of those new homes are destined to be built in areas across the country at high risk of wildfires and floods, according to new report

Wilson stepped into the national spotlight in 1983 as the spokesperson for the Native Council of Canada at a conference with the country’s first ministers, where constitutional changes dealing with Indigenous rights and title were on the table

A leaked document on party letterhead obtained by The Globe and Mail reveals BC United has declared a crisis and is worried about facing lawsuits from its debtors

Elections BC reported this week that some 1,641 ballots were missed in last month’s provincial election

Conservative leader calling for independent review, but officials say found ballots won’t affect result in riding where Conservative candidate won handily

The party’s plan includes $1.5-billion in tax cuts, banks on economic growth beyond current forecasts

Both the NDP and Conservative leaders say they oppose the plan to shift tens of thousands of asylum seekers to B.C. without a commitment from the federal government for financial support

Affordability and housing costs are top issues in the campaign for the Oct. 19 election