StrongerBC
Protecting core services for people and building a stronger B.C.
In response to economic threats, the B.C. government is standing strong – working to offset rising costs, diversify and grow the economy, and increase access to housing and health care.
Thank you for continuing to Buy BC and Canada first, when you can. As British Columbians, we stand strong – for local businesses, for our communities, and for each other.
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Recent Legislation
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Delivering key infrastructure faster
The Infrastructure Projects Act will deliver key infrastructure faster and strengthen B.C.’s economy through uncertain times. The new legislation aims to speed up permitting and approvals for schools, hospitals, and other core infrastructure people need in their communities.
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Accelerating critical renewable energy projects
The Renewable Energy Projects Act will ensure rapid permitting and robust regulation of renewable energy projects to meet the growing demand for clean power and address climate change. It will expand the authority of the B.C. Energy Regulator to oversee renewable energy projects, like wind and solar projects.
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Introduction of Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act
The bill makes amendments to the Wildfire Act; Professional Governance Act; Wildlife Act; Housing Supply Act; Local Government Act and An Act to Incorporate the Greater Vancouver Sewerage and Drainage District; Local Government Act – Service Establishment Bylaw exemptions; and Local Government Act – Elections amendments; Local Government Act and Vancouver Charter (clauses 45, 46, 65 and 66); Vancouver Charter – City of Vancouver Regulatory Authorities