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'I have lived in many camps over my career (Kitimat, Fort Nelson, McKenzie, etc.) and none of them have given any problem to the local inhabitants.'

Squamish's fierce fight over Woodfibre LNG: Can harmony prevail?

'With the many outstanding and emerging regulatory issues still outstanding, telling everyone to just forget about how we got here, and how we鈥檒l move on, isn鈥檛 the advice we should be hearing from our newspaper editors.'

The 小蓝视频 NDP government doesn鈥檛 seem interested in evaluating many of its COVID policies. What did we do right and what did we do wrong?

Adrian Raeside cartoon: What might happen to our electricity supply

Adam Olsen, 48, says his bucket is "completely overflowing." After seven years as MLA, he plans to refocus his time on his family.

小蓝视频 government鈥檚 handling of opioid epidemic, health worker shortages and refusal to conduct serious evaluation of 小蓝视频鈥檚 COVID policies is profoundly disappointing.

John Rustad-led party surges to second place as voters reassess provincial leadership options.

Political columnist Keith Baldrey believes history will be made in the 2024 provincial election with the likelihood of more female MLAs elected than male.