"Should people who are pro-life be barred from participating in public life?" asked former premier Christy Clark in a Facebook post Wednesday.

The gradual disappearance of women from the ranks of Canada's premiers raises questions about society's willingness to embrace true equality, former female leaders and political pundits said Wednesday.

B.C. Premier John Horgan says British Columbia would not use the notwithstanding clause under his leadership.

Clark has pushed for a major LNG facility in British Columbia since 2011 and is now celebrating on the sidelines having lost her job as premier last year.

The B.C. government is promising to hit climate action goals following a massive $40-billion investment by LNG Canada to build an LNG facility in Kitimat.

Former B.C. premier Christy Clark says the only thing worse than the federal government preparing to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline would have been to let it go entirely.

A year after a deal between the B.C. NDP and the B.C. Green Party sealed her political fate, former B.C. premier Christy Clark has a new job.

Metro Vancouver mayors' plan to pay their share of the $7 billion budget would have been impossible under Christy Clark, Keith Baldrey says.

In a new book, "A Matter of Confidence: The Inside Story of the Political Battle for B.C.," Vancouver Sun columnist Rob Shaw and Global BC reporter Richard Zussman pull back the curtain on the remarkable story of Clark’s rise and fall.

Ben Stewart is heading back to the B.C. legislature.