British Columbia’s drug decriminalization pilot is ending amid questions about cost, effectiveness, and whether the policy ...

Last month, the City of Vancouver announced that it was awarding $75,000 towards Indigenous language revitalization. This was part of a broader $1.18 million package by the city to “advance cultural ...

In 2025, Coastal Front saw significant growth in readership and reach by expanding into video and podcasting while delivering high-performing coverage on major political and policy stories.

A BC-based society has received millions in funding from three levels of government, yet businesses hired to support its ...

A federally funded housing project is moving forward, prompting questions about long-term affordability and fiscal oversight.

This week, Prime Minister Mark Carney met with President Xi Jinping, marking the first visit to China by a Canadian prime minister since 2017. It was also the first such visit since Canadian–Sino ...

From 2010 to 2021, Canada has sent a combined total of $56,877,707 to a “semi-autonomous” agency located in the African country of Mali: the Office du Niger. The agency seeks to develop Mali’s ...

Last month, Statistics Canada released its Labour Force Survey, revealing a troubling trend in the Canadian job market. As of May, the national unemployment rate has climbed to seven percent—the ...

The internal briefing document, prepared by a Ministry of Health investigative unit and obtained by the BC Conservative Caucus, confirms that many opioids prescribed under the safe supply program are ...

Three days into the New Year, the United States ordered a military assault on the capital of Venezuela. The operation resulted in the exfiltration of the country’s president, Nicolás Maduro, and ...