The opening of Parliament, a ceremony steeped in tradition, is set for this morning, when the legislative agenda for the ...

In England the speech from the Throne may be as vague or as unmeaning as it can well be penned; but here where war or peace hangs on the breath of a single man, who is not obliged to consult the ...

Empowering the Cost of Living Commission to “examine the books and records of all businesses involved in the supply of food ...

Makes sense, then, that Tuesday’s Speech from the Throne was a reflection replete with beginnings: new Lt.-Gov. Wendy Cocchia in the legislative house, with a new opposition party of the BC ...

The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce has replied to today’s [March 14] 2025 Throne Speech, saying “several initiatives outlined in ...

B.C.'s lieutenant-governor​​​​​​​ opened the 43rd parliament Tuesday with a throne speech that painted a picture of a provincial government defending its people from an economic war waged by its ...

The B.C. legislature resumed Tuesday with the traditional speech from the throne, but one this year that was geared towards tackling one problem only: tariffs. The speech began with the now ...

Sophia Cannonier will “hold a single-person protest” today [March 14] as Bermuda’s Parliament reconvenes for the Throne ...

Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team. B.C. throne speech alludes to Winston Churchill, D-Day as it portrays province in 'tariff war' Back to video We ...

New Lt.-Gov. Wendy Cocchia read the government’s speech from the throne on Tuesday highlighting some of the measures the province is planning to put in place. “In the face of an unprecedented ...

The NDP government's agenda, outlined in a throne speech delivered by Lt.-Gov. Wendy Cocchia on Tuesday, evoked wartime imagery with references to Winston Churchill, D-Day and the fight against Nazism ...

VICTORIA — The New Democrats delivered a throne speech that was heavy on the rhetorical side Tuesday with much talk about rising to the challenge that British Columbians did not ask for but ...