800 health care workers have come here from the U.S. to look after patients, not insurance companies. I’ve committed to tripling our investment to bring even more, and to protecting our public health care system from American-style privatization. That’s how we build B.C. strong.

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours! We spent a day at the pumpkin patch at Emma Lea Farms, and it’s pretty hard to beat. I hope you all get some time with your family and loved ones today. Every day, I’m thankful for mine.

Do you want fries with that? Bus Takes, episode 7.

To build B.C. strong, we have to protect the place we call home.

AI data centres use a lot of water. Here in B.C., we’re doing things differently. A BC NDP government will strictly regulate how much water data centres use and make them report it publicly. And if there’s ever a shortage, it won’t be farmers or communities that go without. It’ll be the data centre.

Our plan opens a new bridging program at the new SFU medical school, so they can get off the sidelines and into our hospitals and communities, delivering the care people need. That’s how we build B.C. strong.

There are people in B.C. right now who are trained as doctors. They’ve passed their exams and they’re ready to go, but they can’t get the practical training they need to practice here.

Married a doctor instead of becoming one. Sorry, Mom. Bus Takes, episode 6.

He wrote that 'everything's on the table, including opening auto insurance to private competition.' That's the Alberta system, where premiums have surged by 65% and drivers pay twice as much.

Since we cleaned up ICBC, the average driver has saved about $500 a year. The current BC Conservative leader signed a secret letter to the trial lawyers promising to replace our system, then denied it on camera.

Today in Richmond I committed to freezing car insurance rates for another three years. That's a full decade of frozen rates for B.C. drivers.

Why would you do this to me, Brittny? Bus takes, episode 5.

Our plan offers them interest-free loans of up to $1 million, so they can get through this and come out the other end stronger. And when they give a young person their first full-time job, they'll get a $5,000 tax credit.

Small businesses hit by Trump's tariffs and the recent wildfires are falling through the gaps in federal help.

The BC Conservatives have spent this campaign defending big oil and the grocery giants. We're standing with the local businesses that keep our communities going. That's how we build B.C. strong.

3. Help businesses find new customers outside the U.S. and buy Canadian 4. Give independent grocers a fair shot with a new food terminal in the Lower Mainland 5. Cut gas prices by up to 30 cents a litre for truckers, cab drivers and small businesses

Our plan will: 1. Offer interest-free loans of up to $1 million to help small businesses recover from the wildfires or Trump's tariffs 2. Give small businesses a $5,000 tax credit when they hire a young person for their first full-time job

Today in Surrey I committed to helping small businesses through Trump's trade war and recover from the recent wildfires. Small business owners face tight margins at the best of times. Unfair tariffs and this year's wildfires have made it even harder.

Our plan to improve healthcare got a paw of approval today.