David Eby
@davidebybc
Premier of BC. Leader of the BC NDP. MLA for Vancouver-Point Grey. Husband and father of three.
We've declared a provincewide State of Provincial Emergency as the new, fast-moving Bald Range wildfire forces thousands of people from their homes in the Summerland area. At every step, we're focused on ensuring that emergency crews have the tools they need to protect people and communities.
We’re beyond grateful to our friends and partners in Mexico for sending hundreds of firefighters to B.C. They’re joining a team of roughly 2,000 wildfire service personnel who are working tirelessly to get these fires under control.
Today the next generation of doctors starts classes at the new SFU Medical School - a major step in our plan to strengthen healthcare for British Columbians.
July was a big month for BC. We signed a landmark agreement with Ottawa that will bring billions in investment, support good-paying jobs, and help build BC's future. I also met with Canada's Premiers and the Prime Minister on U.S. tariffs, and visited Northern BC communities.
As we work to reduce our reliance on the U.S. and diversify trade, the Port of Prince Rupert is helping connect B.C. to new global markets every day. The Canada-B.C. Cooperative Prosperity Agreement is unlocking the projects needed to drive that growth.
The new Conservative Leader just isn’t focused on the issues that matter most.
We’re building B.C.’s economy and reducing our reliance on the United States. That means investing in major projects and the skilled workers needed to build them.
This week, I sat down with Canada's premiers and the Prime Minister to discuss how we can work together and stand up against tariff threats. We're going to keep BC and Canada strong.
Meeting with Canada’s premiers today to keep B.C. strong in the face of tariff threats.
There is not a chance in hell that US alcohol is going back on the shelf in B.C.
If you’re picking fights with Canadians, you don’t have a friend in the world.
I had a great visit today to the newly named John Horgan Dam. The Dam and Generating Station in Fort St. John provide clean electricity for 500,000 homes every day.
Joined Dawson Creek’s Mayor and Council today and checked in on the new hospital. It’s set to open next year, bringing essential care to people across the Peace region. This is a state-of-the-art facility, over 50% bigger than the current hospital, built to meet the needs of the region.
New involuntary care beds are coming to Surrey and Prince George. Every person struggling with severe mental illness and addiction is someone’s child, parent, sibling, or friend. These facilities mean real care and a path to recovery — not the street. No one should be left behind.
It’s been one week since our landmark deal with the federal government bringing billions of dollars in investment into B.C.! Some highlights: skilled trades training, creating more opportunities close to home, supporting good, unionized jobs, and advancing affordable childcare.
We’ve just signed a landmark, multi-billion-dollar agreement with the federal government that sets BC on a generational path to prosperity. For too long, British Columbia hasn’t received our fair share. But today, that is changing.
China is B.C.’s second largest trading partner. To strengthen ties and expand markets for B.C. goods, I am leading a trade mission to China. Reducing our reliance on the United States is one way we will continue to support good jobs for British Columbians.
Let me be clear, 100% of our caucus, including me, hates the position that the recent court decision has put us in. I believe in a path forward, to address the legal risk and to continue the work to grow our economy while addressing injustices that have impacted Indigenous people for generations.
Throughout BC, streets will fill with community spirit and colour as Sikh families and friends gather to celebrate Vaisakhi. Vaisakhi marks the founding of the Khalsa in 1699 – and remains one of the most sacred and joyous days in the Sikh calendar. (1/8)
From gas prices to supply-chain disruptions, BC is feeling the impact of the war in Iran. We’re creating a new cross-government task force to support people and businesses, in BC and scale up resources and planning to make sure we’re ready to respond as this situation evolves.
הערב, יהודים ברחבי העולם ידליקו נרות זיכרון ויזכרו את נרצחי השואה. יום השואה קורא לכל אחד ואחת לזכור ולהרהר. אנו חולקים כבוד לששת המיליונים שנרצחו על ידי הנאצים בניסיון שיטתי להשמיד את העם היהודי. (6/10)
This evening, Jewish people around the world will light candles and remember those murdered in the Holocaust. Yom HaShoah calls on everyone to remember and reflect. We honour the six million people killed by the Nazis in a systematic attempt to annihilate Jewish people. (1/10)
Today, Vancouver welcomed the 2026 FIFA trophy as a part of the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour. Whether you know it as soccer, football or footy, this is the Beautiful Game that brings us all together. We’re looking forward to welcoming the world to British Columbia.
Spent a few great days in the Okanagan with @harwindersandhu.bsky.social. Whether it’s new housing, strengthening our healthcare system, or supporting local manufacturing jobs, Harwinder is a champion for the people of Vernon-Lumby and the entire region.
Our kids deserve the best in this province. That’s why we’re building and upgrading schools across BC. In the Okanagan alone, we’ve built seats for 4400 students. We’re going to continue our work so that kids in BC have a high quality place to learn.
Netflix Animation Studios opened their doors today in Vancouver. This facility will create hundreds of good-paying jobs and bring over $100M to BC’s economy – all while producing the movies and shows we all love to enjoy. Welcome to BC, @netflix.com! Let’s get to work.
Local businesses are creating family-supporting jobs while growing BC’s economy. We’re supporting four more manufacturing businesses in BC’s southern Interior to expand their production of made-in-BC products and create over 100 more jobs. Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/33591
