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Lorne Doerkson, who served as the B.C. United party's caucus chair, defected to the B.C. Conservatives on Friday, adding to the woes of the province's official Opposition.

British Columbia’s newly resurgent Conservative party envisions sweeping changes to schools, housing, climate and reconciliation with First Nations if it’s elected to form government this fall for the first time in nearly a century.

A group representing parents who have lost loved ones to the toxic drug crisis were shut out of a drug policy conference in Richmond on Thursday.

By Vaughn Palmer

Thursday was the first day of the inaugural Prosper symposium, organized by the U.S.-based Foundation for Drug Policy Solutions.

Foundation for Drug Policy Solutions forum in Richmond sparks controversy after excluding parent group advocating for decriminalization and safe supply.

City of Kelowna has done nothing

City of Kelowna has done nothing

No B.C United incumbents running, Conservative support growing, regional voting patterns may change

For the climate, avoid flying