Keith Baldrey

An Angus Reid poll back in October showed B.C. would likely get to the situation in which it now finds itself when it comes to vaccinating five to 11-year-olds.

Unlike any other previous health minister in B.C. history, Adrian Dix has had to ensure the health system actually continues to function under a global pandemic.

We are heading towards a situation in which less than 10 per cent of the population will take up more and more resources in a health care system that is near capacity.

The BC Liberal Party is slated to announce its next leader on Feb. 5.

The three higher judges extended the injunction until at least September, after concluding the lower court judge had made numerous errors.

In the fiscal year just ending (it ends March 31), the provincial economy exceeded all expectations and allowed Selina Robinson to push the deficit down to $483 million.

Global News chief political correspondent Keith Baldrey looks back at the moment COVID-19 would change everything in B.C.

Premier John Horgan will have six months to call a byelection once Stephanie Cadieux formally resigns and you can be sure the NDP is searching for a top-notch candidate.

While party leadership races can often feature some bruising, bitter internal battles, the leadership contest the Conservatives are mired in seems particularly nasty.

The recent takedown of Alberta Premier Jason Kenney from his party leadership is the latest example of some political parties finding it difficult to maintain unity in their ranks.