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Clark rolls out revamped platform ahead of Throne Speech

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The legislature is back in session on Thursday and Christy Clark's Liberals will face their first confidence test in...

Christy Clark will recall the legislature

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Christy Clark will be staying on as the Premier, at least for now. Despite the BC Greens announcing their...

BC Greens agree to support NDP in the legislature

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The BC Green Party has decided to support the NDP in Victoria. After days of negotiation with both the...

Party leaders anticipating results of final count

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BC's current Premier is commending everyone who ran in the 2017 Provincial Election. Christy Clark says it takes a...

Lieutenant Governor asks Clark to stay on as premier

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Christy Clark will officially stay on as premier. Following the election results, none of the parties secured enough seats to...

BC Liberals win 43 seats – one shy of majority government

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It looks like BC will have a minority government, but it will be a few weeks before we know...

Party leaders square off in televised debate

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BC political party leaders faced off Wednesday evening. It was the second leaders debate of the campaign, and the...

Former Poli-Sci Prof intrigued by leaders debate

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A former political science instructor says he'll be interested to see what happens in the upcoming leaders debates. The three...

Party leaders make stops in the region

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The second week of the BC Election Campaign is underway with both main party leaders focusing on close races. NDP...

Provincial government continues work on softwood lumber deal

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The BC government is working to develop a strategy to get a softwood lumber deal. More than $4-billion in...

Clark advocates for emergency shelter space in Powell River

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BC's Premier says the government is committed to helping figure out a solution for emergency shelter space in Powell...

Premier’s visit brings out protesters

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Premier Christy Clark made a stop in Powell River on Tuesday for a meet and greet. She says it's important...

Clark promotes more support for rural communities

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Premier Christy Clark says the BC Jobs Plan has been a success, but more work needs to be done...

Horgan says Clark government is ignoring softwood lumber dispute

News Justin Goulet -
The NDP says Christy Clark has let down forest workers and communities as U.S. softwood lumber penalties loom. B.C. New...

Clark asking Trudeau to explain pipeline decision to British Columbians

News Justin Goulet -
Premier Christy Clark is inviting the Prime Minister to BC to explain the decision to approve the Trans Mountain...

Funding for affordable housing projects

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The province has committed to investing $855 million to affordable housing this year. 68 affordable housing projects will receive...
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