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Tsunami Awareness Week
Last January’s tsunami warning was a wake up call for coastal communities in British Columbia. Emergency preparation gets put on a to-do list, but never checked off as done. That’s why, each year, during Tsunami Preparedness Week, which runs April …
Province makes historic investment in rural internet service
Reliable and affordable high-speed internet provides British Columbians in rural communities with better opportunities to learn, do business, access services and stay connected. Our government is working to connect all British Columbians regardless of where they live. Follow the link …
Real Opportunities for Indigenous Communities
The other day, I spoke to the private member’s motion: Be it resolved that this House support real opportunity for Indigenous communities in British Columbia Our government has recognized that providing opportunities for Indigenous people must go beyond merely supporting …
Claire Trevena thanks Jennifer Rice for her work bringing transit to the Highway of Tears
Transportation along Highway 16 came up during Budget Estimates yesterday. Thank you to my colleague Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Claire Trevena for recognizing the hard work of ensuring people along the Highway of Tears have safe and reliable transportation
Paying tribute to Wild William Wesley
The All Native Basketball Tournament wrapped up last week and what a time to celebrate former ANBT competitor, current CFNR Network broadcaster and newest addition to the ANBT Hall of Fame, Wild William Wesley!
I voted for Proportional Representation
Today I voted for proportional representation. My first pick is rural – urban (RUP) followed by mixed member (MMP) and then Dual member proportional (DMP). No matter which form of proportional representation you choose, you’ll always have a local MLA. …