B.C. will have a majority NDP government, but MLAs won't be able to get back to the legislature right away.

Gurdeep Pandher has splashed in the Pacific Ocean and bounced on the lawn of the B.C. legislature in an attempt to bring some joy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hotel workers are calling on the provincial government to put in place protections to keep their jobs in place once the economy rebounds.

Surrey-White Rock MLA Tracy Redies will step down from her seat in the B.C. Legislature on Aug. 31.

During a media availability Thursday, Horgan says he understands businesses want to see the millions of travellers come back from the U.S.

The chief of staff to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly is calling for the Sergeant-at-Arms jobs to be turned into a ceremonial position.

The B.C. legislative chamber is ready to host 87 MLAs on Monday. The catch is most of them won't be there in person.

Premier John Horgan is expected to extend the provincial state of emergency when he speaks to the media on Wednesday.

The B.C. government has formally extended the provincial state of emergency through the end of the day on April 14.

Staff said the five protesters had made their way inside the room while the legislature was in session earlier in the day, but would not leave when asked.