Selina Robinson

• John Horgan is leaving. Who might be the next premier of British Columbia?

  Here a list of some of those who have already started to organize a potential leadership bid and other perceived front runners.

  Politics

  Jun 28
  
• ‘Over my dead body’: B.C. government strongly condemns info in Roe v. Wade draft leak

  The B.C. government is adamantly opposed to the plans raised in a leaked draft opinion from the U.S. Supreme Court to potentially overturn Roe v. Wade.

  Politics

  May 3
  
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• B.C. introduces homebuyer protection bill that will allow cooling off period

  The legislative amendments, when passed, will give people buying a home more time to consider their offers, ensure financing and obtain a home inspection.

  Politics

  Mar 28
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• B.C. government comes up empty-handed in first search for Russian-owned properties

  But Finance Minister Selina Robinson says her ministry staff will continue work at searching for properties owned by people currently under sanctions by the federal government.

  Politics

  Mar 2
• B.C. cabinet ministers in line for 10 per cent ‘pay raise,’ claims Opposition

  The Liberals say Budget 2022 includes a proposed amendment to the Balanced Budget and Ministerial Accountability Act that would give ministers the extra pay despite a deficit.

  Politics

  Feb 24
• Budget 2022: Child care a ‘bright spot,’ but advocates say housing investment lacking

  Finance Minister Selina Robinson released Budget 2022 on Tuesday, billing it as an inclusive and sustainable document that "delivers action today with a plan for tomorrow."

  Economy

  Feb 22
• From 911 calls to child care, here are 10 things you need to know about B.C.’s budget

  From new investments in the health-care system to $20-a-day child care, here's what you need to know about the province's spending commitments for 2022.

  Economy

  Feb 22
• B.C. welcomes federal government’s ‘initial’ $5 billion in flood disaster relief

  Record amounts of rainfall last month caused widespread floods and slides in southern B.C. that crippled transportation routes and forced thousands to leave their homes.

  Weather

  Dec 14, 2021
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• B.C. to bring in ‘cooling off periods’ amid soaring real estate sales

  One of the practices under the microscope is looking at alternatives to the blind bidding system, as well as waiving conditions in order to put in a more competitive offer.

  Economy

  Nov 4, 2021
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• B.C. auditor highlights COVID-19 relief program risks, budget dispute with government

  British Columbia's auditor general says the audit raises concerns about the risk of fraud in several government COVID-19 relief initiatives.

  Economy

  Oct 26, 2021