As British Columbians usher in the new year, they also face the reality of a newly configured political landscape.

Premier David Eby's NDP government, clinging onto to power with a razor-thin one-seat majority, has entered into a coalition with the BC Green Party, whose two seats now hold the balance of power.

Meanwhile, the Conservative Party of British Columbia, led by John Rustad, now leads the largest opposition in the province's history, with a total of 44 sitting MLAs.

In today’s report, I sit down for an exclusive interview with Rustad for a wide-ranging conversation.

The interview delves into key issues that could shape the province's future, including the looming threat of trade tariffs from the U.S. if Canada doesn’t get its border security under better control, the ongoing debate over parental rights and the controversial SOGI curriculum, and concerns surrounding the integrity of BC's election system.

Please donate to fund our investigation into the integrity of BC's election!

Drea Humphrey, Rebel News B.C. Bureau Chief, is launching an independent investigation into the integrity of British Columbia's recent general election. With concerns about transparency and accountability mounting, Drea is determined to uncover the truth about potential irregularities and ensure voters' voices were heard. But she can't do it alone — she needs your support to cover her expenses, access critical documents, and produce in-depth reports that mainstream media won't touch. By contributing to this campaign, you are not only standing for democracy but also empowering independent journalism to hold the powerful accountable. If you value Drea's investigative reporting, please chip in a donation. (Thanks!)

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