The provincial government has announced another step in its commitment to have supports in place for contractors, workers and communities impacted by indefinite and permanent mill closures in B.C.’s Interior. The end of the mountain pine beetle harvest and low …

Welcome to Vancouver-Mount Pleasant!
I am honoured to be the MLA for Vancouver-Mount Pleasant, and serve as BC’s Minister of Advanced Education, Skills and Training (AEST).
Strong communities are built on collaboration, and I look forward to hearing your ideas, concerns, and visions for our neighbourhoods, which are some of the most diverse and vibrant communities in the city of Vancouver.
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