Eby’s 100-day action plan gets mixed grade ahead of B.C. budget
A political scientist gives the government of B.C. Premier David Eby a mixed grade some 50-plus days into his various pledges, while praising specific aspects and the personal style of the province’s leader.
The public will get better sense of the details when Eby’s government plans to release its first budget in February. Turning to other issues, Prest said the creation of a new ministry to deal with emergency management and climate readiness speaks to the fact that the climate change issue is taking up more of the government’s work. The new ministry is one of three now dealing with various facets of climate change, the other two being the ministry of environment and climate change and the ministry of land, water and resource stewardship.
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