Premier John Horgan has issued the following statement: “Over the last couple of days, our cabinet has met to seek solutions to the challenges people face in British Columbia. “These include the high cost of living and the stresses on …
Welcome to your West End/Coal Harbour Community Office Website
I want to thank John Horgan for being an amazing leader and for always supporting our team.
I know people across BC want to thank him for his leadership during the difficult times we’ve all faced.
John Horgan brought us together and improved the lives of people:
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- Put science first and focused on supporting each other during the pandemic
- Eliminated MSP fees and unfair bridge tolls
- Saved ICBC and lowered car insurance rates
- Created new child care spaces and lowered fees
- Built record amount of housing while taxing speculators
- Got big money out of BC politics
- Supported those who need it most
- Took historic steps with Indigenous Peoples on the path of reconciliation
He’s faced huge adversity throughout his time as leader [COVID, fires, floods, cancer etc] and always found a way to rise above and bring people together.
John has been so successful because he truly loves people.
He’s the best coach and has built a strong team that will continue the work to deliver for people.
I am so proud to serve as your MLA.
This website is one of the many ways I am able to provide information and advocacy advice for our community.
Spencer
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