B.C. election 2017

Advice from former Commons Speaker Peter Milliken, who knows a thing or two about handling hung parliaments

With drama over the Speaker’s chair, it’s clear this B.C. legislature is doomed—so let’s get on with sorting it out at the ballot box

Voters have decided how they want the assembly divided. Why undermine the tradition of a non-partisan Speaker?

With the NDP and Greens set to defeat Christy Clark when the legislature sits in June, B.C. prepares for a major legislative shakeup

If anyone blocks the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, it will be Indigenous and environmental groups equipped with court writs

A whirlwind of wheeling, dealing and cruel politicking puts an end to the Liberals’ 16-year run. They have no one to blame but themselves.

The Greens and NDP now have a window to change the government of B.C.—but it’s about to slam shut.

How did British Columbia go from the stewardship of Amor de Cosmos, asks Hadani Ditmars, to Vancouver becoming an emptying hedge city?

Andrew Weaver could be a kingmaker in British Columbia. But history and politics suggest that could be a poisoned chalice.

With newfound leverage, the Greens could push for concessions on electoral reform, Site C, Kinder Morgan and big money

The look of B.C.’s next government is as uncertain as it was before votes were tallied, but here are some possible outcomes

As the B.C. Liberals face a fragile minority government, don’t lose sight of the other issues still lurking—like ethics laws