Ellis Ross

I went to physically see the plans for the Inland Port. Pretty exciting stuff! Terrace is starting to rediversify and is most likely going to be ready for the next wave of economic developments.

https://globalnews.ca//bc-covid-19-restricitons-astrazene/

Family is a priority and today is the day we celebrate it. Enjoy your day families.

LNG back on the table for Nisga’a. Congratulations and Good Luck on their upcoming negotiations and outreach

I try to find accurate information regarding restrictions mainly because i know how people are hurting mentally and spiritually. This article helps explain it a bit. I read it and think the authorities are looking at levels of risk whether you got vaccinated or not. Please have a read https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.5942726

Violence against women

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Campaign promise for Relief to people who lost jobs??

The annual food bank drive is on in kitimat. Family and friends can Google EZ Rock Kitimat to listen in to the Christmas show today airing between 10a - 3p.

KITIMAT (November 30, 2020) BC Liberal MLA for Skeena Ellis Ross has been appointed Opposition Critic for Environment and Climate Change Strategy by Interim Leader for the Official Opposition Shirley Bond earlier this afternoon. One of my big motivations for joining politics in the first place was my desire to see environmental policy become an integral part of our economic development discussions, said Ross. British Columbians expect this government to find the balance ...between economic progress and environmental sustainability, and I intend to use my time in this role to hold this government to account and ensure it upholds the standards that British Columbians expect. Prior to being elected in 2017, Ross served as a councillor for the Haisla Nation and was appointed the inaugural chair of the Aboriginal Business and Investment Council. He was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee medal in 2013 and the Order of B.C. in 2014. As the Official Opposition, we have a responsibility to make sure this government deals with the critical issues facing British Columbians. Our caucus represents people from all across the province and we will ensure that their voices are heard in Victoria, said Bond. Ellis has proven himself to be a strong advocate for his community and all British Columbians advocating for sustainable resource development and environmental policy. His dedication to creating economic opportunities for communities is another asset he will bring to our team and our province. Contact: Carlie Pochynok BC Liberal Caucus 250-634-4073 [email protected]

From my childhood home in Kitamaat Village, BC