A unanimous decision cleared a major legal hurdle for construction to continue on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion — a move long contested by Indigenous communities.

Demonstrators were protesting the Coastal GasLink natural pipeline and showing support for the Wet'suwet'en Nation members opposed to its construction.

From spending scandals to byelections to Daylight Saving Time, here's a look at the top political stories in B.C. in 2019.

B.C. Premier John Horgan spoke to the Assembly of First Nations Tuesday, a week after passing historic legislation on the rights of Indigenous peoples.

The legislation passed the committee stage and third reading at the unanimously on Tuesday, to cheers and applause from MLAs on both sides of the house.

The UN declaration, which was adopted by the Trudeau government in 2016, is still controversial in Canada.

British Columbia is hoping to become the first province to pass legislation to legally implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).

The FSIN is calling upon the Saskatchewan government to implement the federal government’s recent Bill C-92 on child welfare legislation.

All First Nations in British Columbia are about to get a chunk of the province's gaming revenues.

Chief Political Correspondent David Akin argues that the news this week about the relationship between Canada and its indigenous peoples shows the Trudeau government at both its best — and its worst.