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A new poll shows nearly half of British Columbians think the province needs a new centre-right political party. This as speculation ramps up about a revival of the BC Liberal party. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

A new study finds nearly one-third of British Columbians are feeling more stressed about finances than they were two years ago. The data shows how that financial pressure is affecting purchases at the grocery store. Kylie Stanton has more.

The BC Conservatives are gaining momentum in B.C. A new Leger poll titled ‘British Columbia Pulse Check’ has the party pulling ahead of the BC NDP among decided voters. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

A man convicted in the brutal slayings of his three children has been granted a one-year conditional release by the British Columbia Review Board. Allan Schoenborn was found not criminally responsible for killing his three children, aged five, eight and 10 in their Merritt home in 2008. Sarah Macdonald reports.

The Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear an appeal from a New Brunswick First Nation over Aboriginal title and private land, in a decision the federal government says will have an impact on the Cowichan Tribes case in British Columbia.

Canada has agreed to sell one million tonnes of liquified natural gas (LNG) per year from a proposed export terminal in northern British Columbia to Germany. Jillian Piper explains how the deal highlights both countries’ desire to diversify, and why the plan has several hurdles ahead.

This year marks the 70th anniversary of JA British Columbia. JABC is a not-for-profit that offers free education in financial health, and entrepreneurship to youth across the province. JABC president and CEO Wendi Campbell and program alum Sophie Saied discuss how the organization educates and inspires the next generation of business leaders.

The federal natural resources minister has announced an agreement that will see the Ksi Lisims project in northern British Columbia supply liquefied natural gas to a German utility for up to 20 years. Tim Hodgson said on Wednesday that Securing Energy for Europe, a German-owned energy company, is to buy one-million tonnes per year from...

Your home, your property. That’s the message from Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who urged the federal government Thursday to defend private property rights in response to the B.C. Supreme Court decision that he says creates uncertainty for home and business owners. “The ruling covers 800 acres of Richmond (B.C.) worth a billion dollars, but has...

A hundred years of family traditions, stories and memories among the trees and forests of British Columbia. “The Last Logging Show: A Forestry Family at the End of an Era”, is written by award winning author, and third-generation B-C logger, Aaron Williams, he joins Jennifer Palma for “Palma’s Picks”.

A ruling by the highest court in the land, could forever change the legal landscape of intimate partner violence. The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that victims of intimate partner violence can sue their tormentors in civil court. As Darya Zargar reports, British Columbia’s attorney general is welcoming the decision.

The federal government has announced a 12 million dollar funding package to help support British Columbia’s forestry sector. The money will go toward 14 projects that use low-carbon wood technology, expand the use of mass timber, or are Indigenous operated. Nivrita Ganguly has this story and more in Business Matters for May 15, 2026.

A Canadian isolating in British Columbia has tested positive for hantavirus. The province’s top doctor says the patient – a senior from Yukon who was isolating with their partner – developed mild symptoms, including a fever and a headache. The patient is among four Canadian cruise ship passengers isolating on Vancouver Island, following a hantavirus...

The pathway to a new oil pipeline from Alberta to the coast of British Columbia is much clearer Friday, after Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith signed a deal. The two setting a new carbon price for Alberta and allowing the province to proceed as a joint proponent – with a proposal...

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are expected to announce an agreement on industrial carbon pricing on Friday, Global News has learned — a key component for a potential new oil pipeline to the British Columbia coast. Sarah Komadina reports.

Watch the latest newscast from Global BC, including; The medical precautions for four travelers from a Hantavirus-hit cruise ship who are isolating in British Columbia.

British Columbia Premier David Eby expressed his anxiety over the potential for Alberta to receive a special set of policies that put his province at a competitive disadvantage at a press conference Wednesday. “We will not be in a competitive position if Alberta has a special federal carbon price the rest of us don’t have...

Dr. Bonnie Henry, British Columbia’s Provincial Health Officer, provided an update Monday on the four Canadians exposed to the deadly hantavirus outbreak on the Dutch MV Hondius cruise ship last month. After arriving on Vancouver Island the night before, Henry confirmed the passengers, so far, have experienced “no symptoms” and that they will be monitored...

The pathway to a new oil pipeline from Alberta to the coast of British Columbia is much clearer Friday, after Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith signed a deal. Environmental groups and First Nations along B.C.’s northern coast are joining Premier David Eby in opposing the project. Plus, Canada’s top court has...

For thousands of years, glaciers in British Columbia have stayed in balance. Melting and growing with the seasons. But new research shows that balance is broken. Glacier scientists believe it’s no longer a question of if many of British Columbia’s small glaciers will disappear — it’s a question of when. Kristi Gordon reports.