PORT HARDY – New Democrat MLA Michele Babchuk says that people on the North Island will benefit from provincial funding to help reduce risks from future disaster related natural hazards and climate change. “As communities in our region face new risks and greater needs due to …
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BURNABY– New Democrat MLAs Janet Routledge, Katrina Chen, Anne Kang, and Raj Chouhan say that people of Burnaby will benefit from projects to address criminal activity in their community, assist individuals experiencing gender-based violence, and support Indigenous peoples recovering from trauma. …
NDP MLAs say funding will support community safety projects in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows
MAPLE RIDGE – New Democrat MLAs Bob D’Eith and Lisa Beare say that people in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows will benefit from projects to address criminal activity in their community, assist individuals experiencing gender-based violence, and support Indigenous peoples recovering from trauma. …
NDP MLA Anderson says funding will support community safety projects in Nelson and Creston
NELSON– New Democrat MLA Brittny Anderson says that people in Nelson and Creston will benefit from projects to address criminal activity in their community, assist individuals experiencing gender-based violence, and support Indigenous peoples recovering from trauma. “The funding provided to Valley Community Services …
NDP MLA Sandhu says funding will support community safety projects in Vernon
VERNON – New Democrat MLA Harwinder Sandhu says that people in Vernon will benefit from projects to address criminal activity in their community, assist individuals experiencing gender-based violence, and support Indigenous peoples recovering from trauma. “Children are some of the most vulnerable people in …
NDP MLAs say funding will support community safety projects in Chilliwack
CHILLIWACK– New Democrat MLAs Dan Coulter and Kelli Paddon say that people in Chilliwack will benefit from projects to address criminal activity in their community, assist individuals experiencing gender-based violence, and support Indigenous peoples recovering from trauma. “Putting money from crime back …
NDP MLAs say funding will support community safety projects in Langley
LANGLEY– New Democrat MLAs Andrew Mercier and Megan Dykeman say that people in Langley will benefit from projects to address criminal activity in their community, assist individuals experiencing gender-based violence, and support Indigenous peoples recovering from trauma. “We’re cracking down on crime …
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NAKUSP – New Democrat MLA Katrine Conroy says students at Nakusp Elementary School will soon be playing on a new accessible playground, thanks to $195,000 in provincial funding. “As a granny, I know that learning takes place beyond the classroom,” says …
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NORTH ISLAND – New Democrat MLA Michele Babchuk says students at Alert Bay Elementary, Captain Meares Elementary-Secondary and Pinecrest Elementary will soon be playing on new accessible playgrounds, thanks to $195,000 each in provincial funding. “Playgrounds help kids get outside and …