DELTA – New Democrat MLA Ravi Kahlon is welcoming $194,360 in Community Gaming Grant funding to parent advisory councils to benefit students in Delta North. “Making sure kids have the opportunity to participate in extracurricular activities is something I strongly …
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SURREY – New Democrat MLA Jinny Sims is welcoming $189,060 in Community Gaming Grant funding to parent advisory councils to benefit students in Panorama. “This is a great opportunity for students in Panorama – funding parent advisory councils means …
Local MLA Mable Elmore welcomes $78,680 for students in Vancouver-Kensington
VANCOUVER – New Democrat MLA Mable Elmore is welcoming $78,680 in Community Gaming Grant funding to parent advisory councils to benefit students in Vancouver-Kensington. “Today’s funding announcement is great news for students and their families,” said Mable Elmore, MLA for …
MLA Kahlon opens new McCloskey Elementary playground
NORTH DELTA – New Democrat MLA for Delta North, Ravi Kahlon was at McCloskey Elementary last week for the grand opening of a new accessible playground made entirely of B.C. wood. “Healthy kids lead to healthy communities,” said MLA Kahlon. …
Motion by BC NDP MLA Singh to formally recognize rights of MLAs to wear Indigenous, religious and cultural head coverings passes unanimously
VICTORIA – A motion by NDP MLA Rachna Singh to update the dress code in the House and formally protect the rights of Members of the Legislative Assembly to wear Indigenous, religious and cultural head coverings was passed unanimously today by the …
MLA Singh calls for Speaker to ensure rights of MLAs to wear religious headwear are formally adopted
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Local MLA Fraser welcomes over $64 million for wastewater treatment in Tofino and Cumberland
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MLA Simons welcomes BC Arts Council funding for Powell River
POWELL RIVER – New Democrat MLA Nicholas Simons is welcoming over $56,000 through the province’s BC Arts Council (BCAC) Grant Program to support Powell River’s Pacific Region International Summer Music Academy (PRISMA). This round of funding is part of the …
Nanaimo educators named as finalists for Premier’s Awards for Excellence in Education
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