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Welcome to BC, Prime Minister @MarkJCarney 🇨🇦
British Columbians are no strangers to hard work. We look out for each other, it’s who we are as Canadians 🍁. So when our sovereignty is questioned we roll up our sleeves, we come together & get to work. #TeamCanada Elbows Up.
Joan Phillip was a fighter and a queen who will be missed by all who knew her. Much love to her husband and family who she loved so very much. BC lost an incredible person today who served her community with intelligence and integrity. I’ll miss you Joan.❤️
Brenda Bailey retweeted
With U.S. tariffs and global uncertainty weighing on economies everywhere, we're focused on creating opportunities at home and expanding trade with new markets. And it's paying off:
17,800 new jobs added in July, and unemployment fell to 6.2%, while adding 32,500 FT jobs.
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We’re beyond grateful to our friends and partners in Mexico for sending hundreds of firefighters to B.C.
They’re joining a team of roughly 2,000 wildfire service personnel who are working tirelessly to get these fires under control.
Brenda Bailey retweeted
After everything we’ve seen in past wildfire seasons, if you still think it’s okay to break local fire restrictions, give your head a shake
I urge folks to comply with local campfire bans
It can be the difference between keeping your town safe and putting people in grave danger
This interview is revealing. How can you possibly see what Trump has done and still defend him like this?
Brenda Bailey retweeted
Hot weather is a community responsibility. Know the resources. Check on your neighbours. Share what you know.
Vancouver's hot weather safety info, cooling centres, cool kits, misting stations & more👉 bit.ly/4udBPix
🇨🇦 Looking forward to meeting Finance Ministers from across Canada this week. Building on the landmark agreement BC signed with the federal government earlier this month, I’ll be advocating for British Columbians and the issues that matter most to people and businesses in BC. 1/5
4/5 BC is also leading work to break down interprovincial trade barriers in the credit union sector. I’ll be raising how we can support provincially regulated credit unions that want to grow and serve members across provincial borders.
















