It’s time to celebrate Small Business Week (Oct. 20-26, 2019) and to recognize the tremendous contributions small businesses make to their local communities and B.C.’s economy.

The Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council would like to recognize Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s re-election as Prime Minister of Canada in a minority Government and look forward to working with him in such a role.

This agreement is the most recent of several provincial government initiatives to improve access to justice. The improvement in funding under this agreement means more lawyers will be willing to take on legal aid contracts, providing better services, greater stability and more fairness in court processes for British Columbians.

Each of the four “Girl Ambassadors” spent the day participating in a variety of activities, including meetings with senior management and attending and speaking at townhalls. They also gained hands-on experience by interacting with departments across the Bank.

The Liberal platform will continue to move Surrey forward in public safety, transportation, and affordable housing. It touches on many of our asks and puts families, youth, and hardworking Canadians first.

The latest economic news from the United States foreshadows recession. Last week, the U.S. stock market had its worst day in 2019, plunging 800 points.

In August 2019, the B.C. government approved Surrey’s transition away from its contract with the RCMP to form its own municipal force and has appointed a new joint municipal-provincial committee named by the province and chaired by former attorney-general Wally Oppal to oversee the transition.

Thirteen B.C. communities are leading the nation as they adopt innovative and safe mass timber technology for taller wood buildings that are faster to build, better for the environment and create new jobs and opportunities for forest communities in the province.

“Everyone deserves the opportunity to succeed, but for too long, people in B.C. weren’t able to get ahead. Our government is working hard every day to make life better for all British Columbians and make sure everyone has the opportunity to thrive.