Whether it's a school, hospital or highway, British Columbians rely on our province's public infrastructure every day. Yet B.C.'s extraordinary population growth in recent years has placed significant pressure on our infrastructure and has underscored the need to build out this infrastructure and to do so more quickly ...

I know that given recent events, I'm not the only one who is focusing more on buying Canadian. After months of economic uncertainty and the threat of Trump's tariffs, I have heard from people throughout my constituency on how they are paying more attention to where their money goes and how they can be more mindful in c...

To the Editor, The forests of the Fraser Valley have long been a symbol of British Columbia's natural beauty, drawing hikers, families, and tourists from across the province and beyond. But today, those same forests are being systematically destroyed-and those tasked with protecting them are nowhere to be found. Encamp...

We know that across B.C., people are struggling with global inflation and rising costs. British Columbians also care deeply about protecting our environment, and they want a government who is focused on the climate alongside affordability efforts. One way we're helping is making sure people have affordable options avai...

There is no question that the carbon tax has been an important tool for B.C.'s fight against climate change. However, it has become a divisive issue across our country, and the debate about it distracts from the important work being done to address the climate crisis. Given the real cost-of-living pressures facing peop...

In November 2021, British Columbians watched as heavy rainfall caused catastrophic flooding in southern B.C.The damage to homes, businesses and infrastructure made the floods one of the most disastrous climate-related emergencies in B.C.'s history. While each community faced unique challenges, the City of Merritt was p...

Families in B.C. deserve a break. With the economic uncertainty of Trump's unjustified tariffs coming on top of rising global inflation, it's getting harder to get by. That's why the provincial government is finding ways to help put money back in people's pockets. For parents, and especially mothers, child care is one ...

I know healthcare is top of mind for many people in B.C. As our province grows and ages, we, like many parts of Canada and the world, are facing challenges in our healthcare system. B.C.'s healthcare workforce is expanding, and more people are being connected to family doctors, but there's more to do. That's why our go...

Budget 2025 was delivered during the most consequential time in B.C. for many generations. The same morning, we were hit by unjustified tariffs from our largest trading partner, we introduced a budget that meets the moment, protecting jobs and the public services people need while preparing the province's economy to we...

Donald Trump has imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian goods and 10% on energy, essentially declaring economic war. Now more than ever, we need to work together to support each other. I introduced a motion in the legislature so MLAs on all sides of the house could unite to support British Columbians by standing up to Trump a...