SECHELT – New Democrat MLA Nicholas Simons says that people in the Sunshine Coast will benefit from improved infrastructure and new community gathering spaces, thanks to a new joint provincial-federal investment of over $3.1 million in three local projects. “These …
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People in Masset to benefit from $1.24 million for water treatment upgrade
PRINCE RUPERT – New Democrat MLA Jennifer Rice says that people in Masset and Old Masset will benefit from clean, safe drinking water into the future thanks to a new joint provincial-federal grant of $1,241,500 for an upgrade to the …
People in the North Island to benefit from hydropower project and upgrades to recreational facilities
PORT HARDY – New Democrat MLA Claire Trevena says that people in the North Island will benefit from a hydropower project and have access to more recreational opportunities in their community, thanks to a new joint provincial-federal investment of over …
People in Ladysmith and on Gabriola Island to benefit from improved arts and recreation spaces
LADYSMITH – New Democrat MLA Doug Routley says that people in Ladysmith and on Gabriola Island will benefit from a stronger local arts community and have access to more recreational opportunities, thanks to a new joint provincial-federal investment of $3.8 …
People in Greater Victoria to benefit from new community centres and recreational facilities
VICTORIA – New Democrat MLAs say that people in Greater Victoria will have access to new community centres, and more arts and recreation opportunities thanks to a new joint provincial-federal investment of over $18 million for eight projects. “By investing …
Andrew Wilkinson’s BC Liberals defend decision to give money to anti-LGBTQ publication
Andrew Wilkinson is standing by his caucus’s decision to run ads in The Light Magazine, a social conservative publication that has condemned homosexuality and promoted conversion therapy. Wilkinson appears in ads from the BC Liberal Caucus alongside content arguing that …
Former BC Minister and MLA Ed Conroy passes away at 73
VICTORIA – Former BC Minister and Kootenay MLA Ed Conroy passed away Friday at the age of 73 of natural causes. “It is with a heavy heart we learned of the passing of our dear friend Ed Conroy, ” said …
BC well positioned for economic recovery, say experts
Like all jurisdictions impacted by COVID-19, British Columbia’s economic recovery will take time. But as B.C. enters Phase 3 of its restart plan, experts are saying the province is well positioned compared to other parts of Canada: “In the larger …
Andrew Wilkinson claims public health measures “don’t have anything to do with economic recovery”
In question period yesterday afternoon, Premier John Horgan highlighted the importance of public health measures in economic recovery: “In order to build confidence for consumers to go back into retail, into hospitality and other sectors that require that type of …
BC Liberals call worker severance “unnecessary costs”
In Question Period today, BC Liberal MLA Jane Thornthwaite described earned severance as “significantly unnecessary costs” that businesses should not have to pay fired workers. In response, Premier John Horgan affirmed his commitment to severance owed to workers: “Unnecessary costs …