It’s good to be back from Victoria, and it was good to see so many at my community office’s open house on last Wednesday night. I’m looking forward to the chance to talk with many of you at holiday events …
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Tri-Cities MLAs welcome funding for local environmental and public safety organizations
COQUITLAM – New Democrat MLAs Rick Glumac and Selina Robinson are welcoming $202,500 in funding for seven not-for-profit organizations in the Tri-Cities. The organizations, which provide environmental and public safety services, are receiving funds through the Community Gaming Grants program. The recipients …
Join us for our annual Winter Holiday Open House!
Come down and join us for our annual Winter Holiday Open House! Meet your MLA, check out the current exhibiting art works and connect with neighbours! Wednesday, December 11 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM 2708 St Johns St, Port Moody, …
Local MLAs welcome over $1.68 million in funding for sport, arts, and culture in the Tri-Cities
COQUITLAM – New Democrat MLAs Rick Glumac, Selina Robinson, and Mike Farnworth are welcoming $1,683,987 to benefit 51 sport, arts, and cultural organizations in the Tri-Cities. The funding is being provided through the Community Gaming Grants program and is benefiting 21 arts …
Community Newsletter: Building a clean economy means embracing change
The crisis we face with climate change demands action, not hopeful words. That is why so many of our children are speaking out. They want a future to be excited about. So do I. We must embrace change. Clean BC is …
Community Newsletter: Taking your ideas back to Victoria
It’s fall and that means in just over a week I’ll head back to Victoria. I’ll be taking ideas with me I heard from people across our community over the summer. Over the past months, I’ve met with numerous constituents one-on-one and …
Community Newsletter: A reminder: why we do this
As summer draws to a close, the kids head back to school and we pack away summer tents and barbecues. It’s a good time to reflect on how the province we live in is special. For me time in the …
Community Newsletter: Tackling walking and cycling challenges
In July, I hosted an panel on how to improve Active Transportation such as cycling and walking in our communities of Port Moody, Coquitlam, Anmore, Belcarra and beyond. We were joined by panelists Andrew Hartline from the Tri-Cities Hub, Viveca …
Panel discusses local challenges to Active Transportation use
On July 18, MLA Glumac hosted an informative panel on how to improve Active Transportation such as cycling and walking in our communities of Port Moody, Coquitlam, Anmore, and Belcarra and beyond. We were pleased to be joined by Andrew …
Community Newsletter: Breaking ground on new affordable housing
Today, I was happy to take part in the ground breaking on new affordable housing here in Port Moody. The Springs on St. Johns Street will provide 55 units of affordable housing to low- and moderate-income individuals and families. This …