In 2012 and 2014, I was part of Canada's Election Observation Missions in Ukraine. We were all working for peaceful, free and fair voting across the country in school gymnasiums like this one. I am #Canadian. I stand with #Ukraine. I don't need a thank you. #cdnpoli
Gr8 article @zoeyunker and @thenarwhalca re: @EnergyPlugCorp and Malahat First Nation's gigafactory. I work with Energy Storage Canada, the trade association for the industry. EnergyPlug and 100 others are members. Happy to chat more. Email me anytime https://t.co/PFxbhGBikp
My reply as a mom to John Rustad’s question is anyone better off under the BCNDP govt: Yes! $10/day childcare. As a BC Liberal he refused to build an affordable childcare plan, the NDP started one in 2017. My kids are better off because of it.
There was a big winner this #BCElxn2024. Women! Current standing is 51.6% of elected MLAs. Parity! This is a first in Canada. 1/3 women in the House are #BIPOC. @BCNDPCaucus is 65% women. @Conservative_BC caucus is 40% women (Photo is from 2016 @ 37% women). #bcpoli
Former youth in care don’t pay post-secondary tuition because of BCNDP budgets. It has made life better for those young people. John Rustad voted against that. If Rustad can’t see good policy in action, will he cut it? #BCVotes#bcpoli#BCElxn2024
BCNDP actively put in policies to reduce child poverty. When Rustad was in government, BC kids in poverty saw their child support clawed-back to govt simply because their single mom was on Disability. Shall I go on?
UNDRIP has led to true reconciliation and given us all a guide to achieve economic and social equality for indigenous peoples. Indigenous leaders say they are better off with its enactment in BC, but John Rustad ignores them, preferring to scrap it.
And maybe he forgot about the record $billions in private investment coming into BC because of BCNDP economic policies. 1000s of family-supporting jobs were the result. I was there voting for them, was he? Oh yeah, and birth control is free.
Green Candidate‘a letter in @squamishchief: ignores that Indigenous ppls also looking out for their kids when investing in energy projects, and misleads audience about my current work. I’m actually a lobbyist for renewable energy storage, which is public info. #bcpoli#squamish
Ummm. @TMZ No one is “parading” a baby bump. She’s just leaving the house while pregnant. She can’t leave the pregnancy at home. Or maybe she should’ve concealed her pregnancy????Wording headlines like you did is nonsense. https://t.co/skNgCfT1Vg
We are inspired when watching @BegumNadiya! My five year-old envisioned a gluten free Sunshine Cake for breakfast, and I helped with the chemistry. Served with our mango-apple hollandaise sauce. #baking
Hi @people Does a #pregnant person show off their bump every time they leave their house? Cuz it’s not like @rihanna could leave it at home. https://t.co/iCLhUY9G2a
All at #BCLeg committed to making the place more inclusive. With that, it needs to stay on the path to be more family friendly. I hope that BCU and friends at the taxpayers federation don't lose sight of that in the name of desperate political points. #bcpoli@VancouverSun
@TrevHal@KevinFalcon Common for politicians to move to capitals to have more family time. Rules allow for them to travel back to riding. Shame on you for not going after your own, just the Ledge's gay dad for caring for constits & his sick son @VancouverSun#bcpoli
@Mihai_Cirstea_@MilenaConstanda Point is, when making regulation, it’s legally imperative to consider that one way of living isn’t the only way, stay in line with the Charter of Rights, and be practical.
@Mihai_Cirstea_@MilenaConstanda And perhaps he plows his neighbours’ driveways with that truck, so they can get groceries after a major snowstorm that happens in rural areas all time. Maybe he’s using it to take his mom to dialysis while in the city. So many possibilities that are actually none of your business