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Former B.C. Liberal premier Christy Clark is not running for office, but nonetheless delivered a campaign-style speech Monday in front of a business audience, in which she warned that a schism between right and centre-right parties in B.C. could deliver the NDP another election victory in B.C. in October.

The B.C. NDP government has made some significant policy changes on everything from indigenous reconciliation and forestry to climate change.

Access to internet is taken for granted by many in the U.S., but those in rural areas find it is often difficult to get service.

Lake Region Electric Cooperative announces the winners of this year’s Youth Tour Program, extending congratulations to all participants.

[node:video]As Temple Police Officer Jesse Camponelli walked with his partner, K-9 Falko, around the Liacouras Center on a recent Friday morning, he said he’s looking forward to a busy three days of Commencement.“It will be all hands on deck,” Camponelli said. “There’s always big crowds and a lot of traffic, but that’s why we’re here, to make it as smooth as possible,”

We have a history of trying and, rarely, convicting our leaders

Columnist Keith Baldrey breaks down an interesting conversation he had with a current B.C. NDP MLA and their concerns over their party's biggest vulnerability.

Columnist Keith Baldrey breaks down an interesting conversation he had with a current B.C. NDP MLA and their concerns over their party's biggest vulnerability.

Columnist Keith Baldrey breaks down an interesting conversation he had with a current B.C. NDP MLA and their concerns over their party's biggest vulnerability.

Columnist Keith Baldrey breaks down an interesting conversation he had with a current B.C. NDP MLA and their concerns over their party's biggest vulnerability.