Through the twelve sessions of the Legislature or Committee work listed for the week of March 3-7 , MLA Rice appears in the index for the Legislature week session three times.
The first from the Monday afternoon session, when she delivered her thoughts, on the Provincial Governments budget, a overview which included her observations of the current state of LNG planning in the Northwest.
During Thursday morning's session, the North Coast MLA offered up some short inquiries on two separate topics.
The first on the need of a shuttle bus for Highway 16 and later in the session she expressed her concerns over LNG encroachment of the Khutzeymateen near Prince Rupert.
As for committee work, MLA Rice serves on, The Standing Committee on Children and Youth. However, that Committee did not have any sessions scheduled for the week just passed.
Through the week, we featured a number of items on the blog regarding the MLA's work, as well as that of the Skeena MLA Robin Austin, who raised a number of items regarding the Northwest during the week in the Legislature.
Our recap of those items, as well as other matters regarding the Week in the Legislature, can be found below:
Khutzeymateen encroachment key concern for Jennifer Rice in Legislature
Questions on Shuttle Bus for Highway 16 raised in Legislature by North Coast MLA
MLA's Rice and Austin working to secure access to Exstew recreation area
Skeena MLA raises many questions regarding NWCC in Legislature Committee Session
Rice to Liberals: Risky to put all our eggs in the LNG basket
MLA Rice joins in on Budget Discussions at Legislature
New questions of the Legislature, old questions on spending
Robin Austin makes Legislature pitch for new hospital for Terrace
North Coast MLA rather quiet on LNG discussion in Legislature
You can review our reviews of past weeks of the Legislature session from our Legislature Sessions archive page.
We have more background on the North Coast MLA from our General Archive on Legislature issues as well.
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