Higher than forecast, despite cutting $668 million in spending. Finance Minister says lower natural gas revenues the big factor
BC Ferries is calling for bids internationally to build three new medium-sized ferries
The guest book has opened at Government House for greetings to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
People who insist on refusing smart meters can keep their old mechanical meter as long as it lasts, cost to be determined
The distortion of issues for political gain and unrealistic demands for "more funding" are turning the public off
Community-based projects in Penticton, Victoria and Vancouver receive $15,000 each to continue work
Activist wants to force changes to B.C. Police Act in HST-style campaign to block simple possession charges
Premier Christy Clark's bid to get a seat in the B.C. legislature culminates today as voters go to the polls in Westside-Kelowna.
Construction and maintenance costs rising, and so is government demand for BC Hydro revenue to balance budget
B.C. will incorporate lessons from the Lac Megantic rail disaster in its own effort to improve oil spill protection
Costly upgrades to old dams are not enough to prepare BC Hydro for a major earthquake, and electricity rates will continue to rise
NDP says TV ratings of 30 million Indian households show the B.C. Liberals blew $11 million on an election stunt
Why have a month-long legislature session in the summer? To get the balanced budget through before real results emerge
Bombs apparently targeted thousands gathered at legislature for Canada Day.
Government revenues have fallen $900 million short of February's budget projections, finance minister Mike de Jong revealed.
Deteriorating financial results make it even less likely B.C. Liberals can balance budget, finance critic Mike Farnworth says.
Premier sits in visitor seats of legislature as her government begins a rare summer session to pass budget
The B.C. Teachers' Federation is holding a member vote this week, seeking a mandate to reject "government interference"
Newcomers have some of the thorniest assignments in the B.C. government, and this is the time for unpopular moves
Horgan says "bogus" budget being pushed through "while people are at the beach".
