It may be too little too late, but the BC Liberals are enjoying a bump in popularity from the throne speech, according to a new Mainstreet/Postmedia poll.

A new poll of British Columbians mood finds little appetite to go back to the voting booth.

Premier Christy Clark and her cabinet will be sworn-in today in what is expected to be a short-lived Liberal government in British Columbia.

Christy Clark was officially sworn in today as the premier of British Columbia, leading the province's first minority government in 65 years.

Politicians have been called back to the British Columbia legislature on June 22, setting the stage for a possible change in the provincial government.

British Columbia Premier Christy Clark is not ready to walk away from office, announcing today that she will recall the legislature to see if she can get support to continue governing.

All eyes are on Premier Christy Clark after Monday's announcement that British Columbia's New Democrats have reached an agreement with the Green party to form a minority government, experts say.

Minority governments have failed to last long on the Canadian political scene.

Short answer: no. Not yet.

The B.C. Green Party has reached an agreement to support the NDP and "create a stable minority government."