The B.C. legislature is sending the wrong message by buying 7,200 bottles of water annually while the province’s public water systems battle the trend toward drinking bottled...
Two lawyers are suggesting that an order from Speaker Bill Barisoff that free weekly newspapers be removed from the grounds of the legislature may be on shaky legal grounds.
North Coast MLA Gary Coons, the Opposition ferries critic, is questioning why B.C. Ferries has spent an unknown sum of money on a glossy brochure that contains little in the way...
Two prominent B.C. labour leaders say they were not consulted over the new Trade, Investment, and Labour Mobility Agreement between British Columbia and Alberta, signed April 28...
The opposition critic for inter governmental affairs is questioning the impact of a wide-ranging B.C.–Alberta free-trade agreement due to take effect on April 1, 2007.
NDP members of the legislature's public-accounts committee plan to ask questions about the partial leaking of acting Auditor General Arn van Iersel's report on the 2010 Olympic...
A University of B.C. professor emeritus of computer science says it is unacceptable that the B.C. government has been unable to discover what happened to 31 computer tapes...
The B.C. government is making it too easy to create universities, according to an organization representing professors, librarians, and other academic staff at B.C.'s existing...
