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On April 28, 2026, the newly formed Public Transit Alliance of BC got off to a strong start with a successful virtual launch event. Guest speakers included Parliamentary Secretary for Transportation and Transit George Anderson and BC Green Party Leader Emily Lowan. The event also created media opportunities both before
Why I Do This Work For me, rural health advocacy has never been about praise, recognition, or personal achievement. It has always been about connection: connection to people, to place, to lived experience, and to the decisions that shape whether communities are able to survive and thrive. But I also
Province-Wide Alliance Launches Campaign for a Full BC Intercity Bus NetworkOnline launch event, Tuesday, April 28 at 6:00 PM. Advocacy organizations from across British Columbia are launching the new Public Transit Alliance of BC and calling for major improvements to transit services across the province, especially for rural and underserved
In rural British Columbia, community leadership is rarely confined to a single job title. It is lived in long days, hard choices, and a willingness to do whatever needs doing when no one else is coming. In Fraser Lake, that kind of leadership is easy to recognize in Mayor Sarrah
