The Province is launching a measles immunization catch-up program to help B.C. families ensure their children are protected from measles. The program will run from April through June 2019. “With outbreaks of measles occurring globally and here in B.C., we …
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Spencer welcomes over $5 million for Vancouver art organizations
“Before entering politics, I was a working professional artist. I know the important role the arts play in building community, and supporting a vibrant economy. Today’s increased investment in the arts from our government will help support incredible local artists …
Province asks for public input to make communities more walkable, bike friendly
Over the next six weeks, people are encouraged to share ideas online about ways to make active transportation options more convenient and easier to use – including bike lanes, walking paths and connections to transit. (File photo) Comments accepted online …
B.C. wants your opinion on walkable and bike-friendly communities
by: Hanna Petersen What, if anything, would make you ditch your car keys and walk, bike, or even rollerblade around? The province wants to know what would make active transportation — so, getting around in a way that keeps you …
Andrew Wilkinson’s description of renting as “a wacky time of life” shows he’s out of touch with regular British Columbians, says MLA Chandra Herbert
Andrew Wilkinson described renting as “a fact of life that’s a rite of passage” and “a wacky time of life.” He also criticized the government action to prevent a 4.5% rent hike and to better protect tenants from evictions due …
Vancouver’s first Urgent Primary Care Centre opens in downtown at 1290 Hornby St.
I encourage West End and Coal Harbour Residents who are experiencing non-life threatening conditions, but who need medical attention to take advantage of this great new facility. About one-third of visits to the St. Paul’s Hospital emergency room are …
OUR VIEW: Will tenancy act changes bring a halt to renovictions?
NOW staff / Burnaby Now The B.C. government’s Rental Housing Task Force took the first important steps last week to make substantial changes to the Rental Tenancy Act. The three-member task force, led by Vancouver-West End MLA Spencer Chandra Herbert, …
Making life more affordable for you and your family
AsianJournal December 14, 2018 The BC government is moving forward with 53 prototype projects around the province to deliver child care that will cost families a maximum of $200 per month per child. Learn more here. Too many people in …
Christmas Q & A with Premier John Horgan
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