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An injury to their starting quarterback may have saved the season for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

Backup QB Dru Brown tossed a pair of late touchdowns, lifting the Bombers to a 34-10 win over the host B.C. Lions in CFL action Friday at BC Place.

The Bombers needed a win in their last game of the regular season to advance to the playoffs and were listless for two-...


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The Vancouver-Quilchena riding, deep within a leafy-green, wealthy Vancouver neighbourhood, has long been a bastion of B.C.’s right wing.

Former B.C. Liberal leaders Kevin Falcon, Andrew Wilkinson and Gordon Campbell all represented the riding for a spell.

More recently, OneBC Leader Dallas Brodie, elected as a B.C. Conservative before she was ejected from the p...


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On the eve of election day, B.C. NDP Leader David Eby is still explaining why he dissolved the legislature and called the snap vote when his party still had two years left on its mandate.

“People are very surprised and frustrated by the election call,” he told reporters in Surrey on Friday. “I should have done a better job of letting them know how stalled out the legis...


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Voters in B.C. will soon learn the result of casting their ballots across the province, from who will represent their community to who will lead the province.

Final voting day is Saturday, Oct. 24. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., local time.

The race is on between the New Democrats, led by David Eby, and Lorne Doerkson’s B.C. Conservatives and Emily L...


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NDP leader David Eby said the 300-bed long-term care facility his government promised Langley before the last election would be built if he’s re-elected.

Eby met with Langley-Willowbrook NPD candidate Andrew Mercier and Langley-Walnut Grove’s hopeful Holly Isaac on Friday, Oct. 23, in Langley City, visiting several local stores and chatting with people on the street in...


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