On March 4, Premier David Eby declared that “all bets are off” as he prepared his response to Donald Trump’s economic warfare ...
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B.C. Greens want amendments to NDP's emergency powers to respond to Trump tariff threatsThe Greens have two MLAs and have a formal agreement to support the NDP government, which has a one-seat majority. The B.C.
B.C.’s Opposition wants an immediate end to any future time changes in the province. Conservative Party Leader John Rustad ...
A controversy brewing at UBC Okanagan has reached the highest levels of politics in British Columbia. The Okanagan ...
Two Prince George opposition MLAs are glad that Premier David Eby has announced he’ll repeal BC’s consumer-facing carbon tax, ...
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B.C. Premier David Eby defends emergency legislation, but appears uncertain of its detailsVICTORIA — Premier David Eby is trying to play down his far-reaching legislation that would allow the cabinet to override ...
In this week's political round-up, the B.C. government wants to tighten control over economy but takes a cautious approach to ...
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B.C. legislation would give cabinet sweeping powers amid U.S. tariff threatsBritish Columbia's government is proposing giving cabinet broad-reaching emergency powers to respond to what Premier David ...
B.C. removes BC Hydro charger rebates for Tesla products but appears to keep other U.S. manufacturers, for political reasons ...
It would eliminate provincial trade barriers in the province, allowing goods produced, manufactured or grown elsewhere in Canada to be sold or used in B.C.
On Thursday, the province passed first reading of its sweeping Economic Stabilization (Tariff Response) Act , which Premier ...
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