Richard Zussman is a Reporter at Global BC. He covers legislative matters and is based in Victoria, BC, bringing insights into political developments and community issues. Richard's work has been featured in MSN, 91.5 The Beat, Global News, and Magic106.1.
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Richard Zussman's local focus on British Columbia, Canada, makes him most responsive to news related to governmental policies and regulations specific to the region. He predominantly covers government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a strong emphasis on politics (44%), health (25%), and government & politics (19%).
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By: Simon Little, Richard Zussman
The pollster's latest approval ratings for Canadian premiers gave Eby a 41 per cent approval rating, down five points from June and 12 points from March.
By: Richard Zussman, Amy Judd
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was in Ottawa on Tuesday, advocating directly to the federal government for a new pipeline to B.C.'s coast.
By: Amy Judd, Richard Zussman
“It's not the Danielle Smith show, it's Team Canada and we all deserve the same treatment for the same federal money,” Eby said.
By: Amy Judd
The Lummi Nation is the original inhabitant of Washington's northernmost coast and southern British Columbia. The border severed their territories.
By: Richard Zussman, Amy Judd
The Lummi Nation is the original inhabitant of Washington's northernmost coast and southern British Columbia.
By: Richard Zussman, Amy Judd
The B.C. government is calling on the federal government to do more for the province's softwood lumber industry, and that includes anti-tariff ads
By: Amy Judd, Richard Zussman
There is a lot of confusion and worry for landowners in Richmond following a public meeting on Tuesday night about the potential impacts of a major B.C.
By: Richard Zussman
The owner of Montrose Properties is now asking to be included in the litigation, as part of an appeal launched by the City of Richmond, and the B.C. and federal governments.
By: Amy Judd, Richard Zussman
The B.C. government announced changes to its electric vehicle (EV) mandate program on Tuesday.
By: Amy Judd, Richard Zussman
“B.C. currently leads Canada in EV targets, and we are proud to be a North American leader in EV adoption, with more than 210,000 ZEVs on provincial roads,” Adrian Dix, Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions, said in a statement.
