B.C. Premier David Eby said that the province has grown by about 300,000 people in a few years, but he believes that immigration numbers have been reduced by Ottawa.

B.C. Premier David Eby says he had a “borderline friendly” meeting with Alberta’s premier and the prime minister Wednesday on the topic of a pipeline proposal to the province’s west coast.

Canada's premiers are set for two days of huddling in the nation's capital with the economy, affordability and trade expected to be high on the agenda.

On a frigid night in Canada's oil capital, Jordan Fritz joined a rally of thousands for a separatist movement once considered ...

The energy pact between Alberta and the federal government is a positive first step — and becoming an energy superpower is “a ...

B.C. Premier David Eby says there was no"'significant update" on a proposed oil pipeline to the West Coast during what he ...

The potential pipeline to the West Coast was one of multiple topics discussed Wednesday by the leaders of B.C., Alberta and ...

The Trump administration has held covert meetings with fringe separatists from Canada’s oil-rich province of Alberta as a ...

OTTAWA - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and B.C. Premier David Eby had no developments to share on a potential West Coast ...

Gitane De Silva, who served as Alberta’s senior representative to the U.S. during Trump’s first term, said it’s unlikely the ...

British Columbia Premier David Eby says officials from four provinces will meet in Surrey, B.C., to discuss a wave of ...

Canada’s premiers gathered in Ottawa on Wednesday and made a call for unity across their borders in advance of the start of renegotiations of the continental free trade pact later this year.