LUCAN, Ont. - Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Boris Johnson will do a "great job" as Britain's next prime minister.
Ford praised the new leader of Britain's Conservative Party at a news conference in Lucan, Ont., this morning.
He says Johnson is "a no-nonsense type of person" who will "get the job done."
The premier says he would like to meet Johnson if he ever travels to the United Kingdom.
Johnson overwhelmingly defeated rival Jeremy Hunt in a vote of party members.
There's no exact day when ride-hailing can start in B.C. and opinion varies from mid-September to as late as the end of the year.
The federal government is facing a new legal challenge after it approved the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion for a second time.
VANCOUVER - The executive director of the Vancouver International Film Festival is stepping down.
Mental Health and Addictions Minister Judy Darcy says the integrated teams will work with schools and specialized service providers to offer complete care to students and their families.
VANCOUVER - The districts of North Vancouver and West Vancouver are the latest British Columbia governments to declare climate emergencies.
Sarah Cotton testified Monday at the trial for Andrew Berry, who has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the deaths of his daughters, four-year-old Aubrey and six-year-old Chloe.