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The leader of the BC Conservatives has issued a statement pledging "not to reopen the abortion debate" after one of his MLAs appeared to suggest motherhood begins at conception.

The survey from Vancouver-based Research Co. shows 42 per cent of respondents would back the BC NDP in the upcoming vote, followed by 32 per cent for the BC Conservatives.

Data released by Elections BC on Monday showed the New Democrats raised more than $4.5 million in donations in 2023, from more than 15,619 donors. 

Opposition parties are calling for a probe of grant money distributed through the Buy BC program, an initiative meant to help promote local agricultural products.

One of the major planks of the new federal housing program is a new initiative dubbed "Canada Builds," directly inspired by the B.C. government's BC Buids program.

Premier David Eby is warning his party of a merger between the opposition BC United and BC Conservative parties, calling the fall election the "starkest choice in a generation."

The final legislative session before the coming provincial election ended last week in acrimony, tears and some wild political fantasies being circulated.

The BC Conservatives are second in the polls, behind the governing NDP. And the party won't agree to a cooperation deal with third-place BC United ahead of the October election.

The drug crisis claimed an average of six lives a day in B.C., amounting to more than 2,500 people in 2023 alone. 

A proposal by BC Conservative Leader John Rustad to use "biological sex" to classify participants in publicly funded sports didn't get to first base.

Heading into Tuesday’s vote the Tories hold 32 seats in the 55-seat Nova Scotia legislature, while the Liberals hold 15, the NDP has six seats and there is one Independent.

The BC Wildfire Service said it does not have a timeline yet of green-lighting a full return for the Fort Nelson community.

From a Barbie doll honouring Christine Sinclair to the heroic efforts of two Canadians to save people from a burning vehicle in Egypt, here are five good news stories this week.

BC United held a campaign rally in Vancouver on Saturday. According to a recent poll, the party is third in popularity for the next B.C. election, which takes place in October.

The city councillor will seek the BC NDP nomination in the new Kelowna-Centre riding and, if he gets that, vie for voter support.

Ontario has warned Toronto Public Health's top doctor to drop the city's drug decriminalization application with Health Canada.

According to data released by the Angus Reid Institute on Monday, 56 per cent of would-be Conservative Party of Canada voters would cast their ballot for the BC Conservatives.

Drug addiction researchers and advocates for a comprehensive, health-based approach say decriminalization needs time to work, and only with connected supports.

Bill 44, adopted by the Provincial legislature in November 2023, will allow for increased maximum densities for the purpose of creating new “small-scale, multi-unit housing.”

The public sentiment about this year's crop of music festivals is an overwhelming "meh." There are good reasons for this.