Read my full statement here: news.gov.bc.ca/33338

We're also banning direct, door‑to‑door sales of big‑ticket home items to protect people from high‑pressure tactics. These changes reinforce BC’s commitment to building a fairer marketplace for everyone.

Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/202...

#consumerprotection #consumerrights

BC has led the way in passing laws to ensure vulnerable people are protected online, and I will continue to work with the federal government to ensure they do their part too.

You can watch my full interview here: youtu.be/hHM-cm3LA4w

Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/33312

#Survivors deserve real #protection & we will keep standing up for anyone who has experienced this type of #abuse. Including meeting global tech companies in court because they don’t want to comply with our laws. If you’ve experienced this kind of harm, you are not alone. Help is available ⬇️

By transitioning these homes into the community-housing sector, we’re helping residents stay rooted in the places they’ve built their lives around.
This work wouldn’t be possible without the non-profits and partners who share the vision of housing that’s truly affordable and secure for everyone.

There’s more work ahead, but my commitment remains the same: to listen to people across BC. and work together to ensure the justice system is accessible, inclusive and responsive to everyone who relies on it.

news.gov.bc.ca/33300

People of African descent have been a part of this province since at least 1858 when the first of about 800 free African American people arrived in Victoria. From those beginnings, Black Canadians have made enormous contributions to our province.

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We should all feel pride in this history, while we also acknowledge the unjust barriers Black people face in their daily lives. Our government is proud to work alongside the Black community across BC to advance equity, preserve Black history and strengthen
community well-being.

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