Elections are about proposing visions, solutions and investments to make B.C. a thriving place, Sonia Furstenau says.
B.C. Green Party Leader Sonia Furstenau threw her hat into the election campaign ring at the Union of B.C.’s annual general meeting Sept. 20.
Furstenau said that’s been added to by as real estate investment trusts buy more and more of the housing in our province and as multinational fossil fuel companies post profits in the tens and hundreds of billions of dollars. She said elections are about proposing visions, solutions and investments to make B.C. a thriving place for all of us.
Furstenau said members of the Legislative Assembly should be guided by the the communities they represent, “focused on delivering reliable, high quality public services, rooted in the belief that government serves the public interest and the common good, and committed to the best ideals of democracy.”
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