Rob Shaw

Public concern about Indigenous reconciliation continues to reshape B.C.’s political landscape, according to a new poll from Angus Reid.

The B.C. government is backing away from a ban on new gas-powered vehicles, as it revises electric vehicle targets to address slumping demand.

All six B.C. Conservative leadership candidates have met the party’s first fundraising hurdle and remain in the race for now, clearing a critical deadline.

The federal government is cutting taxes on gasoline and diesel in an attempt to drive down high prices at the pump caused by the war in Iran. But don’t expect the B.C. government to match the savings.

The B.C. government is facing calls to relax its short-term rental restrictions during what is expected to be a busy summer holiday season. But so far, it’s not willing to budge.

B.C. is inching closer to a ban on social media for kids, after the Manitoba government announced it was pushing forward on the idea over the weekend.

Ottawa must include artificial intelligence chatbots in any forthcoming social media ban for kids, says B.C.’s attorney general.

B.C. politicians are kicking around the rising cost of soccer, with multi-million-dollar requests for FIFA and the Vancouver Whitecaps.

B.C. has signed a tentative new contract with the province’s doctors, even as hundreds of nurses rallied to threaten strike action Thursday.

Premier David Eby says he’s frustrated and at his wits’ end over how to convince the federal government to provide B.C.’s forestry sector with as much aid from U.S. tariffs as Ontario’s steel and aluminum industries.