Mike Bernier

• Veteran BC United MLA mulls solo run, BC Conservatives pull candidates

  Peace River South MLA Mike Bernier says he is "not going anywhere" despite the implosion of his party, BC United, raising the prospect he could run as an independent.

  Politics

  Sep 2, 2024
  
• Fed-up with crime, civilian group starts patrolling the streets in Dawson Creek, B.C.

  "The residents are scared because 20 people keep doing 80 per cent of the crime," said Doug Scott, a leader of Dawson Creek's new Citizens Take Action group.

  Crime

  Jan 13, 2023
  
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• B.C. MLA says ‘Alberta influence’ a factor in lower COVID-19 vaccination rates in the north

  Politicians accustomed to sparring in British Columbia's legislature have joined forces outside the house to push for higher vaccination rates in the north.

  Health

  Oct 8, 2021
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• BC Liberal MLA Mike Bernier has tested positive for COVID-19

  The BC Liberal MLA started feeling symptoms earlier this week.

  Health

  May 3, 2021
• BC Liberal caucus chooses Shirley Bond as interim leader

  Long time BC Liberal MLA Shirley Bond has been chosen by her peers as the BC Liberals interim leader.

  Politics

  Nov 23, 2020
• B.C. Interior residents say province’s caribou protection plans will lead to forestry job losses

  A delegation of civic officials from the region delivered 35,000 signatures from residents protesting the province's draft agreements with the federal government.

  Environment

  Apr 11, 2019
• Mike Bernier, ex-education minister, to seek BC Liberal leadership

  "We have to do a better job helping those in need, those who are vulnerable, and those who are struggling."

  Politics

  Sep 25, 2017
• B.C. education gets $150M, 1,500 new teachers

  British Columbia's education system will receive a $150-million funding boost after the province reached a deal with teachers to restore contract language that called for smaller class sizes.

  Education

  Mar 24, 2017
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• B.C. teachers approve deal with province

  Teachers across British Columbia have voted to accept a deal with the provincial government and end a 15-year battle over bargaining rights.

  Education

  Mar 11, 2017
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• BCTF and provincial government reach tentative agreement on classroom conditions

  The British Columbia Teachers' Federation (BCTF) has reached a tentative agreement with the provincial government over their collective agreement language on classroom conditions, 15 years after the fight began.

  Education

  Mar 4, 2017