At West Point, Rufus Ingalls was Ulysses S. Grant’s first roommate, and he roomed with Grant again at Camp Vancouver in 1852.

The columns of the Stornoway Gazette in June and July 1945 were dominated by coverage of the General Election campaign in the ...

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The 1945 general election was one of the biggest shocks in British parliamentary history: a decisive rejection of Winston Churchill and his leadership.

Seemingly every federal election, there’s a thought that the late night counting of votes in British Columbia will determine which party will form government. If that’s the case, these are ...

There are 43 electoral districts across British Columbia, and they all matter — but based on this election's candidates, past history and current polling, here are eight that are likely to get a ...

Historians often gloss over the 1950 general election. It didn't have the drama of the 1945 election when voters rejected Churchill and elected Labour with a huge majority.

This is part four of a multipart series on the voting history of the North Island in the British Columbia General Election. Leading up to the 1933 British Columbia Election, the Conservative Party of ...

This is Part Three in a multipart series on the history of the North Island's voting patterns in the British Columbia General Elections. James Dunsmuir became the first Comox MLA born in North America ...

The outcome of last Sunday’s provincial election in British Columbia remains unclear, with the counting of 65,000 mail-in ballots and recounts only expected to conclude October 28. The current ...