The NDP-Green coalition has given a handful of politically friendly unions a monopoly on big provincial construction projects: This blatant political payback to the NDP’s biggest donors means that 85% of BC construction workers – those who belong to the wrong union,...

According to Statistics Canada, women on average make just 87 cents for every dollar earned by their male counterparts. This translates into 47 full days of work in a year that women go unpaid for the same amount of work. And BC is one of the worst-performing...

According to one opinion survey after another, a huge majority of British Columbians support the Trans-Mountain Expansion Project – yet the NDP-Green coalition is determined to stop it. They’ve already spent millions of taxpayer dollars fighting the project in court,...

The NDP-Green coalition has totally failed the resource industries that are the bedrock of our economy, leaving Interior and Northern communities adrift in the face of serious threats to our way of life. Look no further than their botched mountain caribou plan, a...

The NDP-Green coalition’s approach to the environment is simple: talk a big game, raise taxes as much as possible, and shut down every industry they can. The result is anything but positive for the environment we all care about protecting: Only 15% of carbon tax...

Under the NDP-Green coalition government, auto insurance is becoming dramatically less affordable for hard-working British Columbians. They’re slapping band-aids on ICBC, the state-run monopoly set up by the NDP in the 1970s – but the problem is getting worse. The...

Mental health and addictions are at a crisis point in BC, and the response from the NDP-Green coalition just isn’t cutting it: 68,000 BC youth have a substance use disorder – yet there are only 24 publicly-funded treatment beds designated to treat youth.According to...

Under the NDP, new housing construction has slowed to a trickle. Their own budget projects that new housing starts could drop by almost a third by 2023. Due to increasing taxes and uncertainty, homebuilders are choosing to delay new projects, or cancel them...