BC Liberal Party members have voted 80 per cent in favour of changing the party name to BC United. The online vote began on Sunday, […]
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Following an extensive, province-wide consultation with its membership, the BC Liberal Party announced that BC United has been selected as the name that will go […]
Nechako Lake MLA John Rustad has been removed from the B.C. Liberal caucus. The ouster comes, apparently, as a result of Rustad retweeting a post […]
BC Liberal delegates at the party’s convention in Penticton on the weekend voted to move the name change process forward and start consultations with the […]
The BC Liberals have panned Tuesday’s provincial budget. “Budget 2022 fails to properly address the issues British Columbians really care about — the ones that […]
BC Liberals have chosen Kevin Falcon as their new leader. The former cabinet minister scored a fifth-ballot victory with 52 per cent of the vote […]
The BC Liberals are calling on the NDP to develop a detailed plan to utilize the new rapid tests coming from the federal government, as […]
The BC Liberals need to take a different tack if they want to win the next provincial election, says leadership candidate Val Litwin. “The B.C. […]
Monday’s Speech from the Throne commits the province to provide more affordable child care, hire new long-term care staff, provide more mental health care supports, […]
Shirley Bond will keep her interim job for another year. The Prince George-Valemount MLA was given the job at the BC Liberals’ interim leader after […]
The new BC Liberal Caucus has elected Prince George-Valemount MLA Shirley Bond as the Official Opposition’s interim leader until a leadership competition can be held. […]
After initially saying he would stay on until the BC Liberals have chosen a new leader, Andrew Wilkinson has decided to step down immediately. Wilkinson […]
With community and business leaders from throughout northern B.C. gathering in Prince George for the annual Natural Resources Forum, the BC Liberal election readiness committee […]
Fifteen Liberal MLAs descended on Prince George Monday to unveil a five-point plan they believe the provincial government should implement to deal with job losses […]
Louisiana Pacific has announced an indefinite shut down of its Peace Valley oriented strand board plant in Fort St. John on August 9. The shut […]
Official Opposition leader Andrew Wilkinson is pleased to see that Premier John Horgan will be meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this weekend to discuss […]
The opposition Liberals are panning Tuesday’s provincial budget, saying it contains tax hikes. “The BC NDP have no plan to grow the economy, no plan […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca It was a good crowd. About 60 people. However, to the casual observer it could have been mistaken for a […]
BC Liberal leadership candidate Andrew Wilkinson is traveling through Nechako-Lakes Friday, January 5 with stops in Houston, Burns Lake and Vanderhoof. HOUSTON Date: Friday, […]
For the BC Liberals, the Site C hydroelectric dam project has always been about jobs. That didn’t change Monday when the B.C. NDP government […]
If I had to pick a winner (and, oh yes I do) of Saturday’s Liberal leaders’ debate, I would give the win to Mike […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca More than 300 people jammed into the Coast Inn of the North ballroom Saturday morning to hear what the six […]
On his second campaign stop in Prince George, BC Liberal leadership candidate Andrew Wilkinson committed to establishing a northern premier and cabinet office in […]
Liberal leadership candidate Mike de Jong says he would permanently relocate the major operational branches of the forest and lands ministry, including the Office […]
The Liberal leadership race, which ballooned up to eight candidates last week, has now shrunk back down to seven. Peace River South MLA Mike […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca Andrew Wilkinson agrees that it’s time to get ban corporate and union donations to political parties in British Columbia. However, […]
BC Liberals may be watching their own SuperBowl next February instead of the big one down south. The party has set the weekend of February […]
REACTION Premier John Horgan released the following statement about the resignation of Christy Clark as Leader of the Official Opposition and MLA for Kelowna […]
John Horgan and Andrew Weaver are going to be taking power in the province right away. Following yesterday’s announcement that the Green Party will support […]
Liberal leader Christy Clark continued to hammer NDP leader John Horgan during her campaign stop in Prince George Friday. She was critical of him “not […]
By Shachi Kurl, Executive Director Angus Reid Institute It’s said that the half-life of a tweet is somewhere between a few minutes and a few hours. […]
Tuesday’s all-candidates forum was remarkable in that it will likely be the only local forum with all six Prince George candidates attending. There is a […]
With just five days left in the 2017 provincial election campaign, a new public opinion poll from the Angus Reid Institute finds the governing BC […]
Site C is the largest infrastructure project in B.C., and the largest clean energy project under construction in North America – but it’s much more […]
BY BILL PHILLIPSbill@pgdailynews.caA proposal to return surplus WorkSafeBC funds to employers is drawing criticism from the B.C. Federation of Labour.The province is set amend the […]
After rebuking many calls for election finance reform and now an RCMP investigation into how some lobbyists have donated to political parties, the provincial Liberal […]
BY DERMOD TRAVIS Integrity BC Mere hours before the New York Times went to press with its look at the B.C. Liberal party’s ethical scorecard, […]
BY DERMOD TRAVIS Integrity BC After 15 months on the job, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is embarking on a cross-Canada tour, ostensibly to reconnect with […]
ANGUS REID – When it comes to money in provincial politics, Canadians take a decidedly “less is more” approach. A new public opinion poll, self-commissioned […]