B.C.'s lieutenant-governor​​​​​​​ opened the 43rd parliament Tuesday with a throne speech that painted a picture of a ...

It was light on details but heavy on wartime rhetoric. B.C.’s lieutenant governor, Wendy Cocchia, opened the 43rd Parliament ...

The speech had wartime allusions of a province facing its “most consequential time” since the Second World War, of using ...

British Columbia's government has depicted the province on a battle footing against the threat of U.S. tariffs, as it faces ...

B.C.’s tariff response strategy has three components: strengthening and growing the economy, diversifying trading relationships and responding firmly and forcefully if required.

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The NDP government's agenda, outlined in a throne speech delivered by Lt.-Gov. Wendy Cocchia on Tuesday, evoked wartime imagery with references to Winston Churchill, D-Day and the fight against ...

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: The B.C. government delivered a throne speech to open the legislature that was big on rhetoric, low on details and a sign, critics say, it’s out of ideas. It’s ...

Premier David Eby opened the 43rd parliament with a throne speech that painted a picture of a provincial government defending its people from an economic war waged by its southern neighbours. "We open ...

Makes sense, then, that Tuesday’s Speech from the Throne was a reflection replete with beginnings: new Lt.-Gov. Wendy Lisogar-Cocchia in the legislative house, with a new opposition party of the ...

Lt.-Gov. Wendy Cocchia delivers the throne speech in the assembly at the legislature in Victoria, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito VICTORIA — British Columbia's ...