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NDP budget falls far short of people’s needs

While the corporate media's attention was focused on demonstrations outside the Legislature in Victoria, the BC government's 2020 budget was delivered inside on February 18. Anti-poverty groups, some of which rely on provincial funding to maintain [...]

BC Communists Campaign for “Yes” Vote on PR

Proportional representation makes your vote count.

Unity Strategy Needed for 2018 Civic Election in Vancouver

PV Vancouver Bureau The October 14 Vancouver civic byelection for one city council seat and nine school trustees was an interesting test of political winds heading towards the regular municipal elections next year. The results were [...]

Shut Down Site C Now, Communists Urge

Site C is a wildly speculative economic gamble, a violation of First Nations treaty rights, and an attack on the people and environment of northern BC.

British Columbians Vote For Change

Statement from the Communist Party of BC, on the outcome of the May 9 provincial election

BC Voted for Change

Parties should take the first opportunity to defeat Clark, reverse tax cuts for the rich and corporations, take action for a sustainable environment and green jobs, and tackle housing and poverty crises.

Break From Status Quo, Urges Young Communist Candidate

An interview with Tyson Strandlund, Communist Party of BC candidate in the May 9 British Columbia election

New Report Demolishes Liberal Claims for Site C Dam

Another of BC Premier Christy Clark's pet projects has taken a serious credibility hit, just weeks before the May 9th provincial election.

Down to the Wire in BC

Once again, when the BC election campaign began corporate media dropped any real criticism of Premier Christy Clark, despite her government’s appalling record.

Christy Clark – BC’s Big Business Premier

The NDP refuses to directly challenge the austerity policies of the Liberals, or even to roll back Campbell's tax cuts. If anything, the NDP is yet again reaching out to big business.