According to the BC Lumber Trade Council, about 65 per cent of softwood lumber production in B.C. is exported to the United States. Bromley said increasing tariffs are a big factor pushing big ...

British Columbia is banning the Chinese-owned artificial intelligence application DeepSeek from government-managed devices.

The Vancouver Daily Province on the ‘day of displacement’ at Sen̓áḵw, when Indigenous people were forcibly removed from their homes. Many newspapers at the time used partisan and racist ...

Reading Indigenous children’s literature has taught my family about struggle, solidarity and the hard work of growing up.

In 2018, Len Sather decided to uproot his life in Edmonton and move to Jasper in the Alberta Rockies. An avid cyclist and photographer, Sather went to work at the local hardware store and picked up ...

Masks will be required ‘in areas where patients are actively receiving care, except when eating and/or drinking,’ the Health Ministry said in a statement Wednesday. Photo via Shutterstock.

Julie Young, Daniel Martinez, Dylan Simburger and Simon Granovsky-Larsen TodayThe Conversation Julie Young is an associate professor of geography and environment at the University of Lethbridge.

Protesters outside the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa wanted Donald Trump to lead Canada in 2020. Photo by Wandering Views via Shutterstock. United States president-elect Donald Trump has ...

Jared Wesley is a professor of political science at the University of Alberta. Find him on Substack at Decoding Politics. The populist form of democracy sacrifices protections for minorities and ...

Graham Thomson is an award-winning Edmonton-based columnist who has covered Alberta politics for more than 30 years, first with the Edmonton Journal and now as a freelancer with various news outlets.

A Gitanyow fisher prepares to dip-net for sockeye salmon at the Lax An Zok fish camp on the Meziadin River. The Gitanyow, a small First Nation in northwest BC, are seeking Aboriginal title to ...