Vancouver Sun, March 22, 2018 By Jennifer Saltman. As quoted in the article: Attorney General David Eby is hoping to raise awareness of the transnational money laundering issues plaguing B.C. and ask for federal support when he is in Ottawa …
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Our new budget is out! Strong measures on housing, childcare, and healthcare–making BC more affordable for those that live and work here.
VICTORIA February 20, 2018 — Budget 2018 carves a new path to shared prosperity for everyone in our province with a made-in-BC child care plan, a comprehensive housing plan and record levels of capital investment in every corner of our province, …
You made a difference: A belated open letter for those who (successfully) advocated for a ban on grizzly bear hunting in BC
Thank you for writing to me about the grizzly bear hunt in British Columbia. I just wanted to make sure that you were aware of the outcome of your advocacy on this issue. Shortly after being elected, our government acted …
Housing and trans-national money laundering: an update on what I’ve been doing as AG to address the housing crisis in BC
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B.C. money-laundering crackdown is just the first step, A-G says; Eby asks expert for report on what crimes are leading to funds moving through casinos, and where the cash goes after
December 7, 2017. Globe and Mail. Author: Justine Hunter. As quoted in the article: Measures taken this week to crack down on money laundering in B.C. casinos are just the first, preliminary swipe at the problem, Attorney-General David Eby says. This …
BCLC steps up monitoring of casinos; Suspicious Cash: Agreements open door to harsher punishment in wake of suspected money laundering
November 24, 2017. The Province Author: Sam Cooper As quoted from the article: The B.C. Lottery Corp. is being given more power to monitor casinos and hand out tougher punishments, says Attorney-General David Eby. The mechanism will be a rewording …
David Eby says discriminatory posters at University of Victoria serve as reminder to fight racism
The Globe and Mail CHAD HIPOLITO/THE CANADIAN PRESS November 4, 2017 Quoted from the article: The appearance of discriminatory posters at the University of Victoria campus are stark reminders of the need to fight racism in its overt and subtle …
BC urges Trudeau’s Minister to Crack down on Kinder Morgan
By Mike De Souza in News, Energy, Politics | November 3rd 2017. Quoted from the article: The B.C. government has sent a personal appeal to members of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet, calling for more cooperation in enforcing the law and cracking down on alleged violationsperpetrated by pipeline operator …
NEWS RELEASE: B.C. government to participate in National Energy Board hearing
Nov. 2, 2017 Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy Ministry of Attorney General The provincial government will appear before the National Energy Board (NEB) on constitutional issues relating to Trans Mountain work at the Burnaby and Westridge marine terminals. …