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Historic legislation sets targets, timelines to reduce poverty.
British Columbia’s first Poverty Reduction Strategy, guided by legislation introduced today, will lift thousands of people out of poverty, create more opportunities to break the cycle of poverty and make it easier for people to participate in their community. The …
2018 Referendum
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MLA Doug Routley welcomes new affordable homes for seniors in Nanaimo
New hospital will help people in the Cowichan Valley access quality health care
NORTH COWICHAN – To provide better health care for a growing region of the province, the B.C. government has greenlit a new hospital for the Cowichan Valley. “People who live in the Cowichan Valley have waited a long time for …
Did the B.C. Liberals gut B.C.’s climate action plan because of big money?
For Immediate Release Sept. 19, 2017 VICTORIA – New Freedom of Information documents reveal the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, whose members donated over $3.6 million to the B.C. Liberals since 2011, received extensive secret backroom consultations on B.C.’s proposed …
New B.C. government is doing politics differently
Premier John Horgan concluded a successful fall session that saw government doing politics differently, working across party lines, and taking the first steps to make government work for everyone, not just the people at the top. In the Fall session …
Did the B.C. Liberals gut B.C.’s climate action plan because of big money?
VICTORIA – New Freedom of Information documents reveal the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, whose members donated over $3.6 million to the B.C. Liberals since 2011, received extensive secret backroom consultations on B.C.’s proposed Climate Action Plan. “Was it $3.6 …
B.C. sets sights on $15-an-hour minimum wage, reaffirms commitment to a fair wages commission
The provincial government is making its first move toward a $15-an-hour minimum wage for British Columbia by announcing a 50-cent increase for September and renewing its commitment to a fair wages commission. In making the announcement today, Premier John Horgan …