BC Liberal leadership candidates look for party member votes in the Okanagan
By Blaine Gaffney Reporter
Two people hoping to become the next leader of the provincial Liberal party will be in the Okanagan this week. Continue reading
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B.C. Liberals should not take the taxpayer subsidy: Todd Stone
By Charmaine de Silva Senior Reporter
Former Cabinet minister Todd Stone says the B.C. Liberal Party should not accept the taxpayer subsidy proposed by the NDP and Greens. Continue reading
How long will Christy Clark last as B.C. Liberal party leader?
As Premier Christy Clark begins her reluctant transition to Opposition, questions about how long she can last as B.C. Liberal party leader are beginning to mount. Keith Baldrey weighs in. Continue reading
B.C. Election 2017: 4 Liberal ministers unseated
Four Liberal ministers lost their seats in notable upsets in the 2017 B.C. Election Tuesday night. Continue reading
Days before the B.C. election, BC Liberals and NDP are locked in a tight race: Poll
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
The BC Liberals and the BC NDP are locked in a tight race with just days to go until the 2017 BC election, according to a new poll from the Angus Reid Institute. Continue reading
The B.C. election campaign is getting personal
The election writ won’t even be issued until next week, but already the two major parties appear to have revealed – via TV advertising – the main thrust of their key campaign message to voters. Continue reading
Special prosecutor examines donations to B.C.’s political parties
A special prosecutor has been appointed to provide legal advice to the RCMP over possible violations of British Columbia’s Elections Act, less than two weeks before the official start of a provincial election. Continue reading
Vancouver lawyers sue BC Liberals for using taxpayers’ money to enhance party image
Two Vancouver lawyers are suing the government of British Columbia and the BC Liberal Party for using taxpayers’ money to advertise in advance of the May 9 provincial election. Continue reading
Clark wants all-party input on finance panel
Premier Christy Clark says she wants to see a panel created that would review political financing in British Columbia with a mandate to recommend changes to the legislature. Continue reading
Premier Christy Clark apologizes to BC NDP leader for hacking accusations
An Independent member of British Columbia’s legislature has stepped forward to shed light on Premier Christy Clark’s allegations that the New Democrat Opposition hacked the B.C. Liberal party’s website. Continue reading
