Politics

For the second time in just over two months, the NDP gathered supporters in Burnaby in anticipation of a byelection being called for Burnaby South.

The exit poll following the recent B.C. electoral reform vote suggests that the process was likely more to blame than the appetite of residents for a different system.

Over the past couple of weeks, discussions about separatism in Alberta have become omnipresent in social media.

British Columbians won’t be using a new voting system for the next provincial election after voters rejected a switch to a proportional representation (PR) by 61.3%.

Photo @tamarataggart Instagram Former news anchor turned anti-lead-in-school-drinking-fountains-advocate, Tamara Taggart, is hoping to throw her hat into the ring in the upcoming federal election.

Santa Claus may well deliver the most pressing political news of the year in B.C. — that of the electoral reform mail-in referendum.

The deadline to accept mail-in voting packages for British Columbia's electoral reform referendum has been extended by a week.

The Liberal Party of Canada confirmed on Thursday it plans to run a candidate against NDP leader Jagmeet Singh in the Burnaby South byelection, after months of remaining coy on the question.

Two key officials at British Columbia's legislature have been placed on indefinite leave over what an official says is an ongoing criminal investigation, but details surrounding an RCMP probe of the senior staff at the legislature remained a mystery Tuesday.

Jagmeet Singh is set to join the legion of renters in Metrotown, as he doubles down on his gamble to gain a seat in Parliament and cement himself as the future of a struggling federal NDP.