Tight British Columbia Election Puts Energy Projects at Risk



British Columbia Premier Christy Clark's push to expand oil pipelines and develop a liquefied natural gas industry on Canada's Pacific Coast is at risk as she faces a tight election battle Tuesday with a rival who vows to turn back the clock on energy ...


No BC party proposals will have an immediate impact on the housing market: experts

Nothing that any political party is proposing in B.C.'s imminent provincial election will have an immediate, dramatic effect on the housing market, say experts. Although parties are proposing measures as significant as, from the Greens, a 30-per-cent ...
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