British Columbia's Green Party says the NDP government needs to "explain why" its proposal for broad-reaching emergency cabinet powers is needed before its two members support the legislation.

VICTORIA — The day began with three former B.C. Conservative MLAs denouncing Opposition leader John Rustad in terms that would have been over the top if directed at the NDP premier.

More than half of British Columbians (55 per cent, up two points since our last poll of the campaign in mid-October) approve of the performance of Premier and BC NDP Leader David Eby, while fewer ...

More than half of British Columbians (55 per cent, up two points since our last poll of the campaign in mid-October) approve of the performance of Premier and BC NDP Leader David Eby, while fewer feel ...

The BC Conservative opposition recognized the problem early and proposed a six-month pause so businesses could be properly engaged. The NDP rejected that idea outright. Eby whipped the vote ...

B.C. Premier David Eby addressing tariffs during BC's Budget 2025 lockup on March 4.Government of ... after the woman finished speaking. “It felt like a pep rally,” he said. The premier carried that ...

B.C. Greens, Conservatives want answers about New Democrats' emergency powers legislation introduced last week.

In a move the official Opposition says is a “slippery slope,” the NDP has introduced emergency ... relating to B.C.’s economy. Premier David Eby told reporters in Victoria that the ...

Premier David Eby was running late from his hotel on budget ... “It felt like a pep rally,” he said. The premier carried that enthusiasm into his speech, when he announced “all bets are ...