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POLITICS12 months agoBCGEU Strike Disrupts Services Across British Columbia
The British Columbia General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) launched job action on September 2, marking the largest public sector strike in the province in more than two...
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POLITICS12 months agoBC Green Party Leadership – Who’s Running?
Jonathan Kerr is a family physician and municipal councillor in the Town of Comox, where he also serves as vice-chair of the Comox Valley Regional District....
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LOCAL1 year agoUnderstanding Reverse Referendums in Kamloops
A reverse referendum—formally known as an Alternative Approval Process (AAP)—is a tool that allows municipal governments to seek approval for certain actions, such as borrowing money...
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LOCAL1 year agoKamloops Prepares Four Reverse Referendums on $188M in Major Projects
The City of Kamloops is preparing to initiate four separate Alternative Approval Processes (AAPs), also known as reverse referendums, this fall to authorize borrowing for a...
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BC STORIES1 year agoChina Slaps 75.8% Anti-Dumping Tariff on Canadian Canola
China has announced a preliminary anti-dumping duty of 75.8% on Canadian canola seed imports, set to take effect on August 14, 2025. This move marks a significant escalation in...
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BC STORIES1 year agoThe BC Ferries Contract Controversy: A Missed Chance to Invest in Our Own
When BC Ferries announced that four new major vessels would be built by the Chinese state-owned CMI Weihai Shipyards, the reaction was swift and sharp. Ferry...
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BC STORIES1 year agoCanada Post Labour Tensions Touch BC Communities
Labour tensions between Canada Post and its employees have escalated after postal workers in British Columbia rejected the latest settlement offers from management. The breakdown in negotiations has...
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BC STORIES1 year agoProvince to Appeal Cowichan Tribes Land Decision
Victoria — The Government of British Columbia, through Attorney General Niki Sharma, has announced its strong opposition to a recent B.C. Supreme Court decision in Cowichan...
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POLITICS1 year agoBC Licensed Professionals Move Toward Strike Vote Over Wage Dispute
The strike vote will begin August 11th
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POLITICS1 year agoB.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
BC Supreme Court makes controversial ruling
What Escalating Canada-U.S. Tariffs Mean for B.C. Jobs and Local Businesses
B.C. Mass Murderer Remains Behind Bars as Parole Board Cites Elevated Reoffending Risk
Why the B.C. Lions Must Stay Focused After Winning Big Over Saskatchewan
Sexual Assault Trial for Central Saanich Police Officer Delayed to 2027
They have proven they can win votes. Kerry-Lynne Findlay now has to prove they can govern.
Abbotsford-Mission Riding President Quits Over Leader’s Shift to Far Right
Opinion: John Rustad Has to Go
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Kamloops Blazers Announce Off-Season Changes Ahead of 2025–26 Season
BC Ferries Sparks Outcry Over Contract with Chinese Shipyard
