Premier David Eby’s housing affordability plan is being met with some enthusiasm, but a new study finds that seven out of 10 British Columbians think the current government is doing a poor or very poor job on inflation and housing affordability.
The province recently announced on Dec. 12 that ICBC filed an application to freeze basic car insurance rates for another two years. If successful, the result would be five years with no increases in the province.
Freshly minted BC Premier David Eby is taking aim at repeat violent offenders with the launch of a new Safer Communities Action Plan focusing on two tracks: enforcement and intervention services.
David Eby will be sworn in as BC’s next premier by Lt. Gov. Janet Austin this week at the Musqueam Community Centre in Vancouver. While Eby will take the oath of office on Nov. 18, his cabinet will not be sworn in until Dec. 7 at Government House in Victoria.
Premier John Horgan has halted his government’s plan to rebuild the Royal BC Museum, citing public concerns about the $789 million expenditure and declaring their project “the wrong call.”
Times Chronicle Staff Premier John Horgan announced on Tuesday that he will not run in the next...
