Newsletter from MLA Steve Morissette
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Premier’s statement on trade negotiations between Canada, U.S.
We are hopeful that there will be an agreement that supports Canada and B.C. We will continue to push forward our work to find new trading partners and secure major projects to build a stronger, more resilient economy that benefits everyone. We’re going to continue diversifying trade, working on our major projects, and bringing prosperity to B.C.
Minister’s, MLA’s statements on supporting farmers by buying B.C. products
Many businesses in Summerland and the Okanagan have faced evacuations, road closures, smoke, disrupted operations and lost business during one of the most important periods of their year. Supporting products from Summerland and the Okanagan is a simple way to stand behind the people and businesses working through an extraordinarily difficult period. Every local purchase helps keep British Columbians working, supports farmers and producers, strengthens local communities and, especially right now, in places like Summerland, helps businesses continue operating and supports their recovery.
Helping people with vision loss build careers
In partnership with the Government of Canada, we’re funding a program that will help people who are blind, deafblind or have low vision with new training and work experience opportunities. This helps removes barriers to work and gives people the opportunity to build a career they love. Thank you to the Canadian National Institute of the Blind for their amazing work supporting British Columbians who are blind, deafblind or have low vision.
Getting hands-on carpentry training in the Kootenays
With employment insurance funding provided by the Government of Canada under the Canada-British Columbia Labour Market Development Agreement, people in the Kootenays will have new opportunities to train for careers in the skilled trades through the Industry-Ready Carpentry Foundation project. We want people to have the support they need to find in-demand jobs and build stronger futures for themselves and their families. That’s why we’re funding more training to help people learn practical skills and get the industry-recognized credentials and work experience they need to move into good-paying jobs in the skilled trades.
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