Most British Columbia voters breathed a big sigh relief last month, as the corrupt and discredited government of Stephen Harper was finally swept from office.
Now it may be time to set our …
By the time this column is printed, Canada may well have elected a new prime minister. As I have noted previously in this space, B.C. Premier Christy Clark has remained scrupulously above the fray of…
Thank goodness for small mercies: B.C. Premier Christy Clark is steering clear of the federal election.
Unlike Ontario Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne, who has thrown herself fully behind the …
As school resumed this month across British Columbia, many commentators made note of the one-year anniversary of the B.C. government’s dispute with teachers. The situation isn’t as hot as last …
It’s a global story with a very local connection for those of us here in British Columbia.…
Last week a 4.6 magnitude earthquake struck near Fort St. John in northeastern B.C., just a few kilometres from a fracking site operated by Progress Energy. The company was forced to halt operations …
Sometimes it feels like British Columbia doesn’t really have a premier.
Whenever there’s big news in this province, Christy Clark can’t seem to be found. Think back to the Mount Polley …
These days, Christy Clark and the B.C. Liberals are acting like a government …
A man is dead and now it turns …
Christy Clark’s come-from-behind election win in 2013 was based on false economic projections. Just three months before that provincial vote, in February 2013, her government made a promise of …