The BC Conservative Party’s board of directors says Lorne Doerkson will remain leader if the party wins the provincial election. Doerkson has served as the party’s interim leader since Kerry-Lynne Findlay stepped down from her position heading the party on Sept. 20 and is serving as the party’s chief following B.C. NDP Leader David Eby’s announcement of a snap election.
Beijing's actions constitute a playbook that can be directed at any group, Falun Gong spokesperson said during hearing.
B.C. Jobs and Economic Growth Minister Brenda Bailey has announced she will not seek re-election, becoming the fourth B.C. NDP cabinet minister to opt out of the race, as party Leader David Eby called a snap election Sept. 22. Bailey, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this summer, said she is now “cancer-free” but that the experience has caused her to focus on family and recovery instead of running in the election. She noted that she will still campaign on behalf of the B.C. NDP in the lead-up to the Oct. 24 election.
Greenland is an important outpost to contain China and Russia, including their cooperation on the 'Polar Silk Road,' analysts said.
The policy could have the 'unintended effect of disadvantaging younger Australians who do not have access to private health,' one body warned.
Top bosses in the artificial intelligence industry spoke before the United Nations Security Council on Sept. 23.
The Trump administration described the operation as an 'economic onslaught' targeting Iran's lifelines after months of military conflict.
Protesters demanded that the U.N. condemn political executions happening in Iran and asked the world to stop all support for the regime.
A Mahan Air jet reached Guangzhou hours after an OFAC wind-down period expired, as Beijing rejected Washington’s sanctions.
NATO fighter jets were deployed in Polish and Romanian airspace in response to the latest wave of Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine.
If Canada is serious about becoming more productive and innovative, it must once again put excellence at the centre of its educational and research institutions
Canada is committing $82 million over five years to expand ocean observation and data collection, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Sept. 23. The announcement, made on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, coincided with Canada becoming a party to the High Seas Treaty, a legally binding United Nations agreement aimed at conserving marine biodiversity and managing resources in areas beyond national jurisdiction. The agreement entered into force internationally in January 2026.
Practitioners say the attack is part of a pattern, but particularly brazen this time as Beijing escalates its transnational repression campaign
British Columbia Green Leader Emily Lowan says she plans to run in the provincial election in what is considered a safe riding for her party in the Victoria area. Green Party member Rob Botterell has announced he won’t seek re-election in Saanich North and the Islands, while Lowan will run in the riding. Lowan, who …
Project Ghostwire began in January and targeted an online online drug trafficking operation known as 'Icy White North.'
The White House planned a state dinner and military ceremony as lawmakers press Trump on security, human rights, and economic disputes with Beijing.
Financial expert Shane Shmuel said a good workplace policy should recognize the needs of workers and businesses rather than impose a single model on everyone.
The U.S. secretary of state noted that there is an increased media presence when opposition figures do press conferences.
The upcoming U.S.–China summit gives hope for some in the United States to reunite with family held in Chinese prisons.
The United States 'would likely consider such a measure as facilitating censorship,' the embassy said.
