On June 21, Canada will mark National Indigenous Peoples Day, which is the official annual celebration of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. This…

“Large hydro is good for the climate, large hydro is good for the economy, and we have proven it in B.C. in the past…

Throughout the BC Conservative leadership race, senior party and caucus members repeatedly asserted the winner will go on to become the next premier of…

When I read the news release announcing that Premier David Eby had decided to name the Site C hydroelectric dam after his predecessor, the…

One ruling could remove government immunity if plaintiffs are Indigenous “I’m no lawyer, but that certainly sounds like the Interpretation Act changes that the…

A law can survive bad press, a court defeat, and even an angry Opposition, but only if the governing party itself keeps believing in…

“In a province obsessed with food affordability, we’ve built a system that quietly penalizes local growers while giving foreign competitors a free pass.” —Sylvain…

Ratepayers may pay more if court forces BC Hydro to ‘insulate’ Indigenous investment from risk In yet another new case before B.C. courts citing…

The B.C. government is heading for another showdown over the Heritage Conservation Act, after the latest revisions to the controversial law were soundly rejected…

Overnight, the Cowichan Tribes court decision upended public perception of Indigenous reconciliation when it recognized Aboriginal title over private property in Richmond. But three…

Who is actually governing the province of British Columbia? And who do British Columbians expect to govern this province? According to a select group…

How many provincial bureaucrats, working how many years, does it take to install a light bulb on a highway in Pouce Coupe? It sounds…

Stakeholders hear familiar commitment to fix the same problems Premier David Eby sought “blunt feedback” from the province’s forest sector in Vancouver this week,…

Indigenous Minister says call for public registry is ‘fear-mongering’ Should British Columbians homeowners know if where they live is subject to an Aboriginal title…

As Canada’s political leaders warn of mounting threats to national sovereignty, British Columbia’s government is surrendering core provincial powers without treaties, court mandates, or democratic…

Earlier this month, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said her country had oil stockpiles for 254 days and agreed to release a record amount.…

For decades, British Columbia has been divided into two economies and two cultures, but a common foe might unite urban and rural once again,…

Instead of negotiating treaties, governments are fuelling fear and uncertainty “It’s time for all citizens of this province to shout ‘Enough!’” Even before British…

Fans of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit will recall the great “battle of the five armies” that waged war over the dragon’s treasure of land, riches and…

The B.C. government has been promoting electrification without knowing where the electricity will come from, and the consequences for the province’s economy may be…

“The land owner was kept in the dark, has no control over the situation and is now trapped in a process that could take…

“Now, in a generous impulse to share Canada’s wealth with First Nations, courts appear poised to destroy the systems that created the wealth in…