Time may be running out for Brian Gallant’s Liberal government
No party won a majority in the election, and the Tories have already said that if the Liberals get to deliver a throne speech, they will vote against it. Continue reading
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Crowded ballot in six-way race for Penticton mayor
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Video Journalist
Incumbent mayor Andrew Jakubeit is seeking a second term as Penticton’s leader, but will be facing five challengers. Continue reading
Kelowna civic election 2018: The four mayoral candidates
By Kelly Hayes Video Journalist
A closer look at the four men who want to lead Kelowna: Incumbent mayor Colin Basran plus challengers Bob Schewe, Bobby Kennedy and Tom Dyas. Continue reading
Paolatto commits to small business owners, slams city hall over Wharncliffe widening project communication
With less than a week before the election, mayoral candidate Paul Paolatto has made a pledge to small business owners. Continue reading
New Brunswick’s Liberal and Tory leaders hold rare meeting ahead of session
Gallant called the meeting to get input on a throne speech expected next week, but Higgs says the content doesn’t matter because he’ll be voting against it. Continue reading
Vancouver civic election: Changing demographics could see west-east power shift
By Nadia Stewart Videojournalist
Yan says the shift points to the need to protect our democratic institutions. Continue reading
Nanaimo mayoral candidates have their say on cleaning up city hall, homelessness
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
Global News asked Nanaimo’s mayoral candidates four questions — about cleaning up city hall, homelessness, attracting visitors and any other issue they thought was important. Continue reading
Coalition Avenir Québec MNAs sworn in at the National Assembly
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
Seventy-four Coalition Avenir Québec members were sworn in as MNAs at the National Assembly Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
Forum offers last-gasp chance to meet Kelowna civic candidates
Two organizations will be co-hosting a moderated all-candidates forum at Rutland Centennial Hall on Wednesday evening. Continue reading
Alberta Party votes to disqualify Edmonton candidate over ‘discriminatory views’
The Alberta Party’s provincial board voted to disqualify the party’s candidate Edmonton-Ellerslie on Monday night after “becoming aware today of an event he attended and supported over the weekend.” Continue reading
