Author Archives: Bill Nation

N-D-P Leader John Horgan is not making any commitments to work with Green Leader Andrew Weaver in a minority government. After winning three seats in B-C's election, the Green party holds the balance ...

Just a handful of votes has left B-C with its first minority government since 1952. The Liberals won 43 ridings in yesterday's election -- just one short of their fifth consecutive majority. The New D...

A political science professor at the University of the Fraser Valley says it could be a while before the election dust finally settles. Given how close a number of ridings were in the election, Hamish...

Green headquarters in Victoria was filled with loud applause and cheering as the party made historic gains. At the outset of the campaign, leader Andrew Weaver made it his mission to expand his party'...

It's Election Day in British Columbia as voters head to the polls to wrap up a 28-day campaign fought on jobs, the economy and the influence of big donors in provincial politics. In power since 2001, ...

The province is expanding disaster financial assistance to residents in the B-C Interior affected by flooding. A news release from the B-C government says funding is available to homeowners, tenants, ...

Conservation officers are keeping a close watch on the Qualicum Bay-Bowser area. Acting Sergeant Steve Ackles says several animals on farmland have been killed by black bears over the past three weeks...

Elections B-C says the number of people who turned out to vote ahead of Tuesday's provincial election is 70 per cent higher than in the last election. Voter turnout jumped to 19 per cent -- up from 12...

The search for a fire chief in B-C's Interior believed to have been swept away in a swollen river has become a recovery effort. Clayton Cassidy of Cache Creek was last known to be checking water level...

The opioid crisis became a focal point of B-C's election campaign today after Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson issued a statement demanding action from whoever forms the next provincial government. Ro...