referendum

Richmond’s newly elected city council is divided on partisan lines about whether a move to proportional representation would be a positive change for B.C. Councillors Bill McNulty and Linda McPhail from the Richmond First party and…

Reported by Kathryn Tindale British Columbians will be voting via postal ballot about the fate of their voting system between Oct. 22 and Nov. 30, 2018. Electoral reform activist Keith Poore and Bill Tieleman, founder of Vote No to…

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues to be a flashpoint at the University of British Columbia, and now the B.C. Supreme Court is involved.

Sensible BC is under pressure with only three weeks left to double the number of signatures they’ve gathered to get a marijuana referendum. With the Dec. 5 deadline of the 90-day campaign looming closer, only about 150,000 of the necessary…

A Langara College instructor is vocal regarding his approval of a grassroots campaign whose goal is to change B.C.’s marijuana laws. “Personally, I’ve been advocating legalization for quite a long time,” said Comparative Religions…