Langley BC Liberal Riding Association

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"While B.C. is spending $83 per person on direct business grants, Ontario is spending $261 per capita – three times that of B.C. Adding insult to injury is the fact that B.C. can’t seem to figure out how to get money out the door to many struggling businesses.”

BC has lost over 43,000 private sector jobs and unemployment is on the rise.

Enough is enough, the NDP must deliver a strategic private sector jobs plan to help businesses and employees in need.

https://www.bcliberalcaucus.bc.ca/2021/05/first-employment-decrease-in-a-year-points-to-need-for-private-sector-jobs-plan/

Economic recovery out of sight in Budget 2021 - BC Liberal Caucus VICTORIA (April 20, 2021) – After a delay of two months, British Columbians expecting a plan to help restore their economic health will find little support in John Horgan’s latest bungled budget. “British Columbians were looking for a shot of optimism that the NDP had a plan going forward, tha...

It’s no April Fools joke. Starting today streaming services like Netflix are going to cost more thanks to John Horgan and the NDP.

Now is not the time to raise taxes, BC doesn't need the NDP's Netflix tax grab.

https://www.bcliberalcaucus.bc.ca/2021/03/ndp-tell-people-to-stay-home-then-tax-home-entertainment-and-sodas/

Another disastrous day for John Horgan's vaccine rollout. Even with months to prepare the NDP can't get it right. The stakes are too high, John Horgan and the NDP need to come up with a real plan now.

BC Liberals call for fairness on Crown land rent increases - BC Liberal Caucus VICTORIA (March 29, 2021) – The BC Liberals are reiterating their calls to the NDP to take immediate action to address skyrocketing rents on Crown land. “While the NDP have extended the rent freeze in B.C., stopping rent increases until the end of the year, they have excluded their government fr...

As BC continues to fight against the deadly opioid epidemic, ensuring access to proper treatment will help save lives; but the NDP are allowing red-tape and government regulations to stand in the way of a much needed first nations led treatment centre.

https://thetyee.ca/News/2021/03/16/BC-Blamed-Blocking-Carrier-Sekani-Treatment-Centre/

BC Liberal statement on International Women’s Day - BC Liberal Caucus VICTORIA (March 8, 2021) – Official Opposition Leader Shirley Bond and MLA Stephanie Cadieux, BC Liberal Critic for Gender Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion, released the following joint statement today for International Women’s Day: “Today on International Women’s Day we join women acros...

Black Canadians have played important roles throughout B.C.'s history to help shape our province, all while many faced discrimination and racism.
Take the time this month to learn more about black history in our province.

BC Liberal Statement on B.C. Court of Appeal Ruling - BC Liberal Caucus VANCOUVER (May 24, 2019) – BC Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson and Attorney General Critic Michael Lee released the following statement in response to today’s B.C. Court of Appeal ruling: “Today’s unanimous decision by the B.C. Court of Appeal has sent a message loud and clear to John Horgan ...

COVID-19 has put pressure on our health care system — including supports for youth mental health services. We need to immediately invest more into our youth mental health system, reduce barriers in accessing treatment, and ensure support is available to every child who needs it.

https://bcliberalcaucus.bc.ca/bc-liberals-call-for-increased-funding-for-youth-mental-health-services-in-b-c/

Today, BC Liberal Critic for Education Jackie Tegart sent the NDP government a letter requesting the disclosure of the $242.4 million in federal funding meant for expanded safety measures in K-12 schools.

The health of our students is critically important and British Columbians deserve to know our children are being kept safe.
https://bcliberalcaucus.bc.ca/bc-liberals-seek-clarity-on-ventilation-upgrades-promised-for-b-c-schools/