Politics

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While the Liberals have yet to offer solutions to Canada’s birth tourism industry, the Conservatives are now backtracking on its pledge to end birthright citizenship.

Justin Trudeau was involved in a minor vehicle collision that ended up in British Columbia civil court through the insurance process, according to records.

Housing is a top election issue in the costly urban centres of British Columbia and federal parties are battling for votes with a range of real estate promises.

Several candidates running for election in the three North Shore ridings have been sanctioned – most in relatively minor ways – after brushes with the legal system, a check of court records has revealed.

British Columbia's Premier John Horgan is warning the federal parties to play nice in the final leg of the campaign.

Surrey is an ethnically diverse, economically complex city where housing costs have soared, making affordability among the key issues across all parties.

The party leaders are talking about how the standings in the House of Commons after the election could determine who gets to govern. What happens if no one wins the majority on Oct. 21?

Metro Vancouver’s Mayors’ Council on Regional Transportation has released a guide to help voters navigate the promises each party has made around public transportation.

Green Leader Elizabeth May says it appears Canadians are about to elect a minority government.