Buy BC and keep your dollar here in British Columbia. 👏 When you Buy BC products, you’re supporting local farmers, local businesses, and communities across the province. Look for the Buy BC logo at your local grocery store and farmers’ market.

We’re building and renovating schools, so kids have the space they need to learn

Renter or landlord in BC? Understanding the rules can help you manage a tenancy and prevent problems. The Residential Tenancy Branch offers free online sessions covering: • Essential information for renters • Essentials information for landlords • How to prepare for dispute resolution

We can't control when drought happens—but we can reduce its impacts by using water wisely. Conserving water is a shared responsibility. Small actions can make a big difference, when we make them together.  Learn more: gov.bc.ca/Drought

Why did Dr. Avi Kopstick choose to move to BC after working in the United States?

Supporting local businesses has always been a key focus of my MLA office. We recently mailed out a Burke Mountain Local Food and Business Guide to all residents in the riding.

My statement on Canada US negotiations.

August 12th was International Youth Day, a day to celebrate the incredible young people in B.C. and around the world. As Minister of Children and Family Development, I see every day the creativity, resilience, and leadership young people bring to their families, schools, workplaces, and communities.

Download and set up the BC Services Card app now so it’s ready when you need it. You can use it to access services such as Emergency Support Services while evacuated. Setup help: id.gov.bc.ca/static/help/...

BC has declared a provincial state of emergency due to regional wildfires. Please avoid non-essential travel to the Summerland area. If you must travel there, be alert to rapidly changing situations @EmergencyInfoBC & @DriveBC.

Over the past three years, BC has:  - Expanded water storage capacity through reservoir, lake storage and dam upgrades - Supported nearly 700 projects to improve water storage and supply in drought prone areas

Wildfire smoke can affect air quality and pose health risks for people across British Columbia. Accurate and up-to-date air quality information can help you make informed decisions to protect your health. Check current air quality warnings at AQwarnings.gov.bc.ca/

Today the next generation of doctors starts classes at the new SFU Medical School - a major step in our plan to strengthen healthcare for British Columbians.

A new chapter for health care in BC starts today. The first class has begun at the SFU Stephens Family School of Medicine.

Being prepared and following instructions can save lives. • PreparedBC.ca/EmergencyReady • EmergencyInfoBC.ca • BCWildfire.ca or the BC Wildfire app • DriveBC.ca Follow your local government or First Nation for more resources and updates.

Recently, I had the opportunity to tour, Katherine’s Place, a housing development run by A Way Home Kamloops, providing supportive housing for people age 19 to 26, particularly those aging out of care.

A heartfelt thank you to firefighting support personnel coming to BC from Alberta, Yukon and Mexico. They’ll work alongside BC Wildfire Service crews to support wildfire response efforts across the province.

From local trails and farmers’ markets to community events and hidden gems, there are many ways to celebrate the places that make BC feel like home. Water bottle? Check. Sunscreen? Check. Summer plans? We’ve got a few ideas.

Together with BC Hydro, the Province is adding 3,500 new electric vehicle chargers, making charging more accessible and easier for people to choose a car that cuts pollution and saves families money every time they get behind the wheel.

We’re adding 5,000 trades-training seats across every region in 2026-27 #LookWest

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We’re building B.C.’s economy and reducing our reliance on the United States. That means investing in major projects and the skilled workers needed to build them.

Heat warnings have been issued for many areas in BC. These areas have temperatures that can pose a risk to health and safety. Take steps to stay cool, and watch for signs of heat-related illness, like dizziness, headaches, nausea and more.

You can help prevent wildfires by following fire bans, using caution when outdoors and staying informed in areas of greater risk. Together, we can help protect the places we love.  Learn more at: WildfireReady.gov.bc.ca

Colby’s sacred story continues to hold profound meaning and reminds us why the new Child and Youth Well- Being Action Plan matters.

The final whistle has blown on Canada's #FIFAWorldCup2026 journey. Thank you to the players, coaches and support staff for representing our country with heart, determination and pride. You've brought communities together and given Canadians so much to celebrate.

The Tri-Cities Chinese Community Society (TCCS) has made an incredible impact on our community through the dedication of its volunteers.

Thank you Katherine Dennis for the tour of the LURE exhibition at the Art Gallery at Evergreen Cultural Centre. It was a remarkable exhibit and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique experience this summer. Admission is by donation and the gallery is located at 1205 Pinetree Way.

Thank you to those who came out yesterday for ice cream at Town Centre Park! It was great to chat with you about your school year and plans for the summer. I love this tradition of connecting with kids and families in the neighbourhood on the last day of school. Can’t wait until next year!

BC’s new Child & Youth Well‑Being Action Plan is building a system for families and children that is easier to access, more connected, and focused on the prevention of problems before they escalate.  @jodiewickens.bsky.social

This week our government released the Child and Youth Well-Being Action Plan and Outcomes Framework. I spoke at the announcement about how children and families do not experience one ministry at a time and how this new approach will help us improve how we deliver services in a coordinated fashion.

Today I’m proud to release B.C.’s first cross-government Child and Youth Well-Being Action Plan and Outcomes Framework. This plan brings ministries together around a shared vision, connecting services across government and better centring supports around the needs of children, youth and families.

Putting B.C.’s children, youth first through new action plan

Province launches cross-government strategy for better outcomes

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