And we’re doing it alongside so many hard-working local governments, who are reducing barriers to housing and making a big difference for their residents.

To read more, check out rentals.ca/national-ren...

Rents are too high for too many people. Our government is continuing to work hard for you to keep bringing rents down and build more affordable rental housing as quickly as we can.

We celebrated Diwali, and now we’re back in our home ridings for two weeks getting good work done at home. We’ll be back for a week 4 wrap-up soon! #bcpoli

For a map of all permanent, temporary and EWR shelters throughout communities in B.C., visit smap.bchousing.org

We are proud to partner with organizations like the Union Gospel Mission, whose temporary winter shelter I toured this week, to deliver this important work.

We know these spaces are life-saving, so our government is expanding temporary winter shelter spaces to bring more people inside, with 6,500 spaces in 58 communities heading into this winter.

This is what an economy that supports communities looks like.

Protecting our coast is not a barrier to economic prosperity - it is the source of it - and it is not up to negotiation. It is home, and it is the source of thousands of jobs, hundreds of businesses, and billions of dollars in economic value generated from conservation work, tourism and more.

For generations, communities have built and sustained the economy of the North Coast - and we stand solidly with First Nations and coastal communities who have built support for the oil tanker ban across political strips, bringing everyone together.

This is what an economy that supports communities looks like.

Protecting our coast is not a barrier to economic prosperity - it is the source of it - and it is not up to negotiation. It is home, and it is the source of thousands of jobs, hundreds of businesses, and billions of dollars in economic value generated from conservation work, tourism and more.

For generations, communities have built and sustained the economy of the North Coast - and we stand solidly with First Nations and coastal communities who have built support for the oil tanker ban across political strips, bringing everyone together.

This is what an economy that supports communities looks like.

Protecting our coast is not a barrier to economic prosperity - it is the source of it - and it is not up to negotiation. It is home, and it is the source of thousands of jobs, hundreds of businesses, and billions of dollars in economic value generated from conservation work, tourism and more.

For generations, communities have built and sustained the economy of the North Coast - and we stand solidly with First Nations and coastal communities who have built support for the oil tanker ban across political strips, bringing everyone together.

Check out vancouversun.com/news/raise-a... for a read about celebrating libraries 🫶

They are amazing resources of knowledge, and I hear all the time about the good work they do encouraging young readers, connect people to community programs, supporting seniors…and that’s often all in a day’s work!

#LibraryMonth #RaiseAReader /3