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The Royal BC Museum Rebuild: A Billion-Dollar Mistake for the BC NDP Government

The Royal BC Museum Rebuild: A Billion-Dollar Mistake for the BC NDP Government

by adamolsen | Dec 29, 2022 | Blog, Governance, Indigenous

The BC NDP’s 7-year, $800 million proposal to re-build the Royal BC Museum ended up being the most explosive issue of 2022 for the government. It demonstrated a major misunderstanding about museums, highlighting how the sacred items of cultural significance...
BC NDP fails to protect biodiversity while promoting economic values of natural resources above all else

BC NDP fails to protect biodiversity while promoting economic values of natural resources above all else

by adamolsen | Dec 8, 2022 | Blog, Economy, Environment, Governance, Indigenous

As I write this, world leaders gather in Montreal for the next two weeks for COP15, the United Nations summit on biodiversity. They are discussing our fractured relationship with the natural environment. For my colleague, Sonia Furstenau (MLA, Cowichan Valley) and I...

Changing the law is the first step in improving Indigenous child welfare in British Columbia

by adamolsen | Nov 22, 2022 | 42-3, Bills, Blog, Governance, Indigenous, Legislature, Video

The good news is that the Ministry of Children and Family Development has taken the first step in improving Indigenous child welfare in British Columbia. As the Minister said in her introductory speech of Bill 38: Indigenous Self-Government in Child and Family...

Ministerial Statement: Responding to the tabling of reforms to the child welfare system

by adamolsen | Oct 26, 2022 | 42-3, Blog, Governance, Indigenous, Legislature, Ministerial Statement, Sessions, Statement, Video

Child welfare in British Columbia has long been a shameful part of our provincial history. As the Ministry of Children and Family Development Fact Sheet noted despite the reality that Indigenous people are less than 10% of the population, Indigenous children represent...

Why is the BC NDP allowing Coastal GasLink to drill under Wedzin Kwa while salmon are spawning?

by adamolsen | Oct 5, 2022 | 42-3, Blog, Economy, Environment, Governance, Indigenous, Legislature, Question Period, Sessions, Video

The Coastal GasLink pipeline controversy continues as the BC NDP allow the company to drill and blast under the Wedzin Kwa (also known as the Morice River) while it is full of spawning salmon. The company faces a host of compliance issues with environmental...
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