February 7, 2020 Renters will be able to receive their security and pet deposits back in a fair and timely manner, thanks to changes made by the Government of B.C. “Renters should not have to go through a time-consuming process …
Strong Communities
The B.C. Liberal government is putting families last. They have refused to address our province’s shameful record of child poverty, which has remained the worst in the country for a decade. They have neglected critical services like education and health care, and have created a province where fewer young people have the opportunity to succeed. New Democrats are working to create a more fair and inclusive society, because we believe that no one should be left behind and denied the opportunity to succeed.
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Reflections on Remembrance Day
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Norland Place Supportive Housing will benefit its residents and the larger community.
Local MLAs welcome funding for sport, arts, and culture in Burnaby
MEDIA RELEASE For Immediate Release November 7, 2019 Local MLAs welcome funding for sport, arts, and culture in Burnaby BURNABY – New Democrat MLAs Anne Kang, Raj Chouhan, Katrina Chen, and Janet Routledge are welcoming over $2.4 million …
Paid Leave for Workers Facing Domestic and Sexual Violence
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Burnaby’s Supportive Housing development is now open
On October 30, 2019 I spoke about Burnaby’s new supportive housing development in the Legislature.
Local MLAs welcome $456,840 for students in School District 41
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