New involuntary care beds are coming to Surrey and Prince George. Every person struggling with severe mental illness and addiction is someone’s child, parent, sibling, or friend. These facilities mean real care and a path to recovery — not the street. No one should be left behind.

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Despite global uncertainty, B.C. keeps building long-term economic strength, creating jobs and attracting billions in private investment to build major projects. In June, we gained 7,800 jobs, including 1,000s in the private sector and the largest youth employment gain in Canada. 1/2

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Today on Pink Shirt Day, we stand together against bullying and for kindness, inclusion and respect. 💗   That message was reflected in the students who joined us in solidarity from Reynolds Secondary School, sharing their message of courage to hear and be heard.   #PinkShirtDay

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For the past two years, British Columbians have been able to screen for cervical cancer at home. BC is the first province in Canada to offer cervix self-screening using HPV testing—more accurate, earlier detection that helps prevent cancer. Together, we can eliminate cervical cancer.

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Mental health and substance-use crises are health issues, but they can quickly become public safety emergencies. That’s why we’re working in partnership with police, health-care providers, and community partners to expand HealthIM on South Vancouver Island.

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