Over the past year, we've seen how strongly Canadians have stood together in the face of challenges, like global inflation and threats from Trump, and our patriotism is stronger than ever. We're making progress and creating more opportunities for people across BC and Canada. And right now, we have something we can all ...

British Columbia is defined by its land and water. Forests, rivers, alpine meadows and rugged coastlines aren't just scenery. They're the backbone of our economy, our culture and our shared identity. And unlike many places in Canada, these landscapes are overwhelmingly public, with nearly 94% of B.C. made up of Crown, ...

Communities across British Columbia are growing rapidly, and with that growth comes a clear need: more skilled tradespeople to help build and maintain the places we all rely on, like our homes, schools, hospitals, and community infrastructure. As an MLA, I hear every day how important it is that we prepare people for t...

The toxic drug crisis is taking lives, and harming families and individuals in communities across the province. Confronting the stigma of mental health and substance use is essential to get more people the help they need. In 2023, our government tested a decriminalization pilot with broad support from advocates, servic...

At this time last year, we were fighting external economic threats from the U.S. and now some would rather we turn on each other.Building projects in partnership with First Nations means jobs and prosperity for the entire province. We simply can't afford to walk away from co-operation with First Nations and choose, ins...

As we reflect on 2025 and prepare to welcome 2026, one thing has been clear: British Columbians and Canadians have come together shoulder to shoulder and supported each other through threats to our sovereignty and the effects from Donald Trump's unjust tariffs. Despite the economic pressures people are feeling from glo...

In the face of economic uncertainty and threats to our sovereignty, Canadians and British Columbians have stepped up all year to tirelessly support local farmers, retailers, restaurants and businesses across B.C., and have carefully chosen Canadian-made groceries and products in their day-to-day lives. Just last week, ...

Every one of us knows someone affected by gender-based violence. Communities across B.C. continue to feel the loss of women, girls, and gender-diverse people who were targeted simply for who they are. Too many people are still trapped in abusive situations and searching for a way out. Gender-based violence happens ever...

British Columbia is one of the most beautiful places to live in the world, and we want people to have good, long lives here. Across the world, people are feeling the effects of global economic instability, and in addition Donald Trump's unjustified tariffs have been an attack on our sovereignty and our economy. That's ...

British Columbians expect a lot from their energy providers. We all want energy that is reliable, affordable and lower carbon. As our province grows, meeting British Columbia's growing energy needs and climate goals will take innovation, practical solutions and collaboration to keep pace. The way we produce, deliver an...