A B.C. Supreme Court judge has granted an injunction to the B.C. Legislature to arrest anyone blocking the door ways and preventing the every day work at the legislature. 

From spending scandals to byelections to Daylight Saving Time, here's a look at the top political stories in B.C. in 2019.

The revelation comes exactly one year after former clerk Craig James and former sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz were escorted from the B.C. legislature.

Lenz, speaking exclusively to Global News for the first time since his retirement, says he never believed liquor was being stolen from the B.C. legislature.

A new report is accusing former B.C. legislature sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz of an "egregious breach of public trust."

Embattled B.C. legislature sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz has resigned.

The office of the Speaker of the B.C. Legislature is convinced recent disagreements between Speaker Darryl Plecas and Auditor General Carol Bellringer has nothing to do with Bellringer's resignation.

B.C. Auditor General Carol Bellringer has resigned her post three years early for "personal reasons."

British Columbia's Auditor General Carol Bellringer says she did not find anything that merits additional investigation or merits a deeper forensic audit.

Questions still linger as to why Darryl Plecas' chief of staff Alan Mullen spent thousands in taxpayer money to travel to 10 different provincial capitals and state legislatures.