Vancouver, BC – Today in Greater Vancouver Area, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with British Columbia’s Premier, David Eby, to discuss a range of shared priorities aimed at benefiting British Columbians. The meeting underscored the close collaboration between the federal and provincial governments on pressing issues, including affordability, economic development, housing, and infrastructure.
Prime Minister Trudeau congratulated Premier Eby and the BC New Democratic Party on their recent re-election, reinforcing his commitment to a productive partnership with the provincial government.
The leaders explored opportunities to support economic growth and make life more affordable for British Columbians, focusing on strategies that can benefit residents and businesses across the province.
Recognizing the urgent need for affordable housing, Trudeau and Eby highlighted ongoing and future infrastructure projects that would help address housing shortages and improve accessibility.
The leaders expressed their intention to negotiate a bilateral agreement on the National School Food Program, aiming to ensure that children in British Columbia have access to nutritious meals, supporting both health and learning.
Trudeau and Eby reaffirmed their commitment to electrify key economic sectors in British Columbia, which would reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support clean growth initiatives.
Both leaders expressed a strong commitment to advancing these goals, pledging to continue working together to address these and other issues that affect the people of British Columbia.
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