OneBC leader and Vancouver‑Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie’s planned appearance outside the University of British Columbia’s Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre drew large counter‑protests Thursday and resulted in one person’s arrest, police said.
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The union representing about 52,000 teachers said the province had offered general wage increases it described as being in line with other public sector unions, but that the offer did not include additional funding to address working conditions in classrooms.
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A British Columbia teacher was reprimanded for telling international students they should go back to their country and for requiring a student with asthma to run without an inhaler.
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The head of British Columbia’s extortion task force is apologizing for saying extortion in Surrey is not a “crisis.”
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Premier David Eby defended British Columbia’s reconciliation law against calls to repeal it in a speech to the Natural Resources Forum in Prince George.
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The agreement was signed Tuesday in Prince George, where the B.C. Natural Resources Forum is being held this week.
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British Columbia is holding off on introducing amendments to the Heritage Conservation Act.
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An annual report backed by hundreds of British Columbia organizations says the province is backsliding on its climate commitments.
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The B.C. Conservatives say it will announce a new leader on May 30. The party's leadership election organizing committee released the rules for the contest on Friday.
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Harm reduction advocates say British Columbia’s decision to end its decriminalization pilot marks a major setback for drug policy in Canada.
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Kamloops-Centre MLA Peter Milobar has joined the race to lead the B.C. Conservative Party, becoming the latest in a growing field of candidates vying to steer the party into the next provincial election.
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