The Friday event at the Highliner Plaza Hotel, is the make up date for a previously planned fundraiser that was scuttled owing to COVID.
The night which starts at 7:30 PM will be hosted by Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Taylor Bachrach, with some musical entertainment for the night provided by Elijah Quinn.
Dinner is part of the evening, along with the opportunity to raise items of local concern with the two NDP politicians.
Mr. Singh will also be heading over to Haida Gwaii as part of his tour of the Northwest, with a meeting planned for Daajing Giids on Sunday at 10:30 AM
Contact the MP's local office at 250-622-2413 for more information on the event this Friday.
You can also follow the Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP's Social media stream for any updates on the NDP leader's travels in the region.
More notes from Ottawa can be explored through our House of Commons Archive page.
The way you are voting in the house, most of your constituents won't have any money left to donate.
ReplyDeleteYou voted against a tax exemption of all forms of home heating fuel from the carbon tax for all Canadians.
https://www.ourcommons.ca/Members/en/votes/44/1/197
And you also voted against the following Opposition Motion (Measures for immediate financial relief)
https://www.ourcommons.ca/Members/en/votes/44/1/127
Most people get an offsetting Climate Action Tax Credit in this province.
DeleteThe motion for "immediate financial relief" was a head in the sands proposal by the CPC to cut taxes and increase government debt.
You are right, BCCATC announced a one time top up to their existing quarterly payments.
DeleteIndividuals and families who navigate their way through this government administered program are rewarded with just over a dollar a day back in their pockets.
If that is your definition of relief, British Columbians are in trouble.