With all the debate in and out of the courts about whether a United Nations declaration should dictate our reconciliation efforts, Canadians might…

Like an arsonist giving a heartfelt speech about the importance of fire safety while the building he torched burns behind him, Premier David Eby…

Will pro-development First Nations ever get a fair hearing? It is rare enough in Canada, and it certainly never happens in foreign reporting. In…

Has British Columbia already protected enough land to hit its conservation targets? The Association for Mineral Exploration is attempting to convince the province the…

Now what?  It’s a question many BC Conservatives are asking themselves, after a rebel alliance of MLAs and party officials forced out leader John…

After months of internal unrest in the BC Conservative Party, John Rustad resigned as leader and the party appointed Surrey-White Rock MLA Trevor Halford…

Two weeks after leaders of the Drug User Liberation Front were convicted of possession of illicit drugs for the purpose of trafficking, B.C. Premier…

“If the Eby government can quietly give one Indigenous body this level of control over such a large portion of Crown land, there is…

“The current regulation makes it economically unviable and illogical for a farmer to invest in a facility.” —Murray Driediger One of B.C.’s most influential…

“Adding more regulatory complexity will drive investment away, kill projects, and make housing even less attainable for British Columbians.” —Independent Contractors and Businesses Association…

The landmark Cowichan Tribes court decision recognizing Aboriginal title over private property in Richmond, B.C., opened the door to removing statutory protections for fee simple land…

Facing a tense meeting with First Nations leaders this week over the Cowichan Nation title ruling, Premier David Eby sought to pivot Indigenous attention…

British Columbia is poised on the launch pad of a once-in-a-century export boom and we’re acting like we need permission to press go. The…

“The last thing I want is an election.” —David Eby How do you know when a premier wants an early election? He starts loudly…

Last year, the provincial and federal governments recognized Haida Aboriginal title over the entire one million hectares of the Haida Gwaii archipelago, and this…

“The autocratic style of B.C.’s premier has reduced transparency and independence, and increased financial risk.” —Richard Mason B.C.’s premier confirmed this week the North…

Disastrous. Inadequate. Secretive. Those were just a few of terms Manitobans used to describe the performance of Elections Manitoba in that province’s last general…

The BC NDP government’s unfolding reconciliation agenda to resolve his­­­­­­toric disputes over Aboriginal title and rights has deep roots. Under former premier Gordon Campbell’s…

This summer, a poll from the Angus Reid Institute found roughly one in five residents of British Columbia want Indigenous authorities to have final say on…

The recent release of the BC Timber Sales review drew disappointment from several stakeholders. Instead of asking why forestry collapsed in the first place,…

Two premiers, two provinces, two “generational” opportunities for wealth and prosperity. Two entirely different visions of what that means. And too much stubbornness to…