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VICTORIA — There has been a major upheaval in British Columbia politics since the last provincial vote in 2020. Here's a look at the political timeline, resulting in two party leaders who are both running for the first time as premier in the Oct.

Teale Phelps Bondaroff, who wants a provincial pilot project, says there are currently few options to enforce vehicular noise pollution.

The rezoning amendment plans proposed to the advisory design panel would allow for international climbing competitions to be held in Squamish if approved.

No stranger to political controversies at nomination level, Richmond businesswoman reboots campaign after being dumped by longtime political ally Teresa Wat

B.C. man says food delivery workers on bicycles continue to ride on sidewalks, says no way to hold them accountable for illegal act

Increase B.C. library core funding to $30 million, Victoria told at UBCM

Resolution wanted cubs taken to a wildlife sanctuary for health assessment, treatment or euthanasia.

With dementia cases in B.C. expected to triple by 2050, advocates push for a robust dementia strategy prioritizing stigma reduction, timely diagnosis, and improved long-term care options.

Elections are about proposing visions, solutions and investments to make B.C. a thriving place, Sonia Furstenau says.

B.C. Conservative Leader promises 'complete removal' of carbon tax, says contributing to province's affordability problems