A large group protesting logging in Clayoquot Sound stormed into the B.C. legislature in 1993, injuring staff and damaging property.

Due to concerns over an encampment on the steps of the B.C. legislature, the assembly has decided to cancel a couple ceremonial traditions ahead of the province's throne speech.

Politicians return to B.C.'s legislature Tuesday for the speech from the throne and the start of a spring session, while the government's budget will be tabled on Feb. 18.

The pledge comes one day after Conservatives urged the government to do so.

Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre, the finance critic, says he wants to see the Liberal government provide a fiscal update before the holidays.

Ignoring defence issues doesn’t make them go away, Rob Breakenridge says — quite the opposite, in fact.

Affordability was consistently ranked in the top concerns of Canadians leading up to the Oct. 21 federal vote, but what in real-life terms does the Ipsos polling information deliver?

Rota will be first MP of Italian descent to hold the prominent position.

Liberals revive vow to pass UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People

The throne speech is penned by the Prime Minister's Office but read by Gov. Gen. Julie Payette in the Senate chamber.