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Two years after two West Vancouver care homes closed their doors, the North Shore has 130 fewer publicly-funded beds to serve an aging population

Caroline Elliott declared candidate after MLA Karin Kirkpatrick says she won’t seek re-election

West Vancouver-Capilano MLA Karin Kirkpatrick won’t seek re-election BC United has announced.

It is a challenging time for caregivers, but there are resources available for those in need of help, says North Shore Community Resources.

Kevin Falcon is among three of the six contenders for the recent party leadership who will have to pay $500 for filing their campaign reports late with Elections BC.

Kevin Falcon is among three of the six contenders for the recent party leadership who will have to pay $500 for filing their campaign reports late with Elections BC.

Party’s review of 2020 election loss finds problems from Andrew Wilkinson to platform to mishandled crises.

iPolitics By Andrew Fleming. Published on May 25, 2021 4:46pm This is a man who supported Maxime Berniers bid to become the new leader of the federal Conservatives back in 2017, and even helped raise nearly $130,000 for his campaign. Kevin Falcon (Kevin Falcon photo) Meet the potential new boss, same as the potential old boss. One of the worst-kept secrets in British Columbia politics came to an end last week, after former Finance minister and deputy premier Kevin Falcon announced he...

Article content VICTORIA — Since the B.C. Liberals opened their leadership campaign six weeks ago, the party hasn’t been flooded with candidates. First into the race after Andrew Wilkinson resigned Feb. 16 was Ellis Ross, second-term MLA for Skeena and the former chief of the Haisla Nation. His announcement fell well-short of the formal launch one associates with leadership campaigns. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Vaughn Palmer: Falcon in...

Morrison Lake mine plan still stalled, 18 years later Skeena River in Northern British Columbia. Stock image. At a little over $500 million capex, the Morrison Lake copper-gold mine in British Columbia is comparatively small, and the company behind it – Pacific Booker (TSX-V:BKM) – is also small. Small enough that it can be kicked around like a political football until it deflates. Sign Up for the Copper Digest Sign Up At least that seems to have been the strategy of the previous BC Libera...