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.

Perry Trimper resigned as environment minister in September after the Innu Nation released an audio recording in which he was heard saying the Innu are prone to playing "the race card."

Bercow retired last week after a decade as speaker that saw him become a central player in Britain's Brexit drama.

BC Liberal MLA Linda Reid has announced she will not be running the next election.

Green Leader Elizabeth May says it was wrong of Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer to go back into partisan politics after serving as Speaker, arguing it damages the institution.

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.

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.

The B.C. legislature has once again descended into a degree of chaos following the actions of Speaker Darryl Plecas.

B.C. Legislature Speaker Darryl Plecas says he regrets some of the comments he made in a speech to municipal leaders.