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BC Govt wants your input Govt is updating their poverty reduction strategy

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What is this engagement about?

We want to keep reducing poverty in B.C., and we want our future actions to support those who need it most. We want your ideas on how to update Together BC: B.C.’s Poverty Reduction Strategy. Whether you have ideas about how to make more progress on poverty, or suggestions about how we can change our legislation to better serve British Columbians, we want everyone’s perspective!

Engagement timelines: March 1 to April 14, 2023

BC is updating their poverty reduction strategy, Together BC.

 

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B.C.’s poverty reduction strategy

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