# Kelly Greene
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kelly greene is a Canadian politician, who was elected to the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia in the 2020 British Columbia general election. She represents the electoral district of Richmond-Steveston as a member of the British Columbia New Democratic Party.
Greene was also a city councillor elected to the Richmond City Council in the 2018 British Columbia municipal elections.
Can Eby Manage Growing NDP Divisions on LNG and Pipelines?
Duelling cabinet statements on the Tilbury project expose growing fault lines on emissions and risk of pollution. … Article written by Geoff Meggs.
Canada's drive to build the economy through expanded oil and gas production, regardless of the impact on carbon emissions, is laying bare new fault lin…
Morning update on wildfires and state of emergency in BC
GUEST: Kelly Greene, BC Minister of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness
Meet the Minister
If you are new or feeling new, join Rev. Amanda Weatherspoon and Director of Member Relations Kelly Greene for a time to connect and go deeper. This is open to first-time visitors, returning visitors and anyone feeling new at UUCC. We will meet in the Conference Room at 11:30 on the…
Vancouver Rundown Wednesday August 12, 2026
The B.C. government continues to keep the public in the dark as to the number of homes destroyed by wildfires. BC Wildfire officials and members of the Eby Cabinet continue to reject calls for damage reports despite massive evacuations in Summerland, Peachland and other areas of the province. Emerg…
Canada and the U.S. try to land a trade deal
Canadian and American trade officials are pushing ahead with talks — meeting for the second time this week. With a tariff hike just days away, where do talks stand? Eric Miller, president of Rideau Potomac Strategy Group, joins Power & Politics to discuss. Plus, an update from B.C. Emergency Manage…
Wildfires have huge impacts in the Okanagan: Kelly Greene
Wildfires continue to cause massive hardships to the Okanagan Valley residents. Kelly Green, Minister of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness, joined Jim Csek to address the situation in the Okanagan region. Subscribe for weekly policy breakdowns and local government insights. Tell us in the …
After the Fire Comes the Rotting Meat. The Province No Longer Helps Is that fridge a biohazard? Private solutions
BC stopped paying to dispose of freezers after long-term evacuations. That brings health concerns. … Article written by Tyler Olsen.
When Becky Spreng fled her home north of Clinton, she had two freezers full of meat. One had a full quarter of a cow; the other was stocked with pork and chicken. It …
Join Us for Ingathering 2026 – “The Ecosystem”
Our kick-off to the congregational year will be on September 13! During the service we’ll observe Water Communion – one of our most beloved traditions, and we’ll celebrate our newest members with a New Member Ceremony. We’ll also be joined by Charlotte Trans Health for our Share the…
The mystery of the new evacuation centre along Springfield Road
Just as summer ends, the provincial government has built a wildfire evacuation shelter in Kelowna that may never be used. An interview with Minister of Emergency Preparedness and Climate Readiness, Kelly Greene.
C&C #34: Eby Rolls the Dice on an Early Election
David Eby had a one-seat majority, a record $13.8-billion deficit, and an opposition whose leader quit on Sunday. On Tuesday he called an election two years early. Before he did, he paused the PST on your engineer. Paused, not scrapped. Episode 34 of ICBA Coffee & Construction — the news that matte…
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