B.C.'s election has featured a string of high-profile firings and disqualifications, and they've all left the attackers looking like irrelevant old-timers, relics of an era when it might have been possible to complain about forum posts and retain some shred of dignity. The Internet has given us the mudslinging equivalent of a nuclear standoff and mutually assured destruction has brought a continued ceasefire, perhaps then we can dispense with the winging and get on with the business of government.

B.C. Liberal staffer Todd Hauptman has quit the party over gay rights issues, leaving Langley incumbent Mary Polak without a campaign manager one week...

The campaign manager for B.C. Liberal candidate Mary Polak has stepped aside because of what he says are concerns with anti-gay sentiments from voters...

LANGLEY, B.C. - B.C. Conservative party leader John Cummins says he'll be running in the riding of Langley in the provincial election on May 14.He say...

B.C.'s Transportation Minister Mary Polak is asking the public to take part in a consultation process on the future of BC Ferries to help find a bette...

The first week of tolling on the new Port Mann Bridge will be free when it officially opens in December, said Transportation Minister Mary Polak. O...

Drivers of passenger cars will pay $1.50 to cross the new Port Mann Bridge when tolling starts this December, a rate 50 per cent less than originally ...

VANCOUVER - Members of an urban Vancouver aboriginal band say they're stepping up their protest to protect a mound of ancient refuse left behind from ...