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VICTORIA Premier John Horgan started the year by promising to clarify his position, once and for all, on restricting travel during the pandemic.
“Legal advice is what we’ve sought and we’ll take a look at it over the next couple of days,” Horgan told reporters Jan. 10 on the eve of a two-day NDP caucus retreat. “I want to put this either to rest so that BCers understand that we cannot do that, and we’re not going to do that, or there is a way to do it and we’re going to work with other provinces to achieve it.”
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VICTORIA Premier John Horgan tried to patch up his relations with younger British Columbians on Tuesday with the promise of a $45-million “future leaders” program and the appointment of a special adviser on youth.
The leaders program will fund skills training, internships and seasonal employment in the tech sector, forestry and environmental cleanup.
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The premier’s special adviser is Brittny Anderson, the new MLA for Nelson-Creston. At 33, she is the youngest of a half-dozen or so millennials in the NDP caucus.