Coalition of Progressive Electors

The Association of Book Publishers of BC, known as Books BC, is a trade association founded in 1974 that aims to create a nurturing environment for its members while promoting the value of books in society. As a regional affiliate of the Association of Canadian Publishers, Books BC supports advocacy, marketing, and business development initiatives for publishers in British Columbia. In addition to fostering collaborative efforts within the publishing community, Books BC advocates for sustainable funding and copyright protections for the industry, emphasizing the need for long-term support and increased resources for market expansion. This commitment is reflected in their engagement with various stakeholders, including authors, educators, and librarians, to ensure a diverse and inclusive storytelling landscape. Generated from the website

West Coast Environmental Law is dedicated to transforming environmental decision-making and enhancing legal safeguards for the environment by employing collaborative legal approaches that bridge Indigenous and Canadian legal systems. The organization's initiatives encompass a wide array of programs and campaigns, including advocating for strong environmental laws, conducting environmental assessments, safeguarding lands and forests, ensuring the health of waters, addressing climate and energy issues, and advocating for Indigenous rights and laws. Through their work, West Coast Environmental Law seeks to drive positive change and uphold legal protections for the environment, emphasizing the need for harmonious coexistence between legal frameworks and ecological preservation. Generated from the website content

The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) is a non-partisan research institute based in Vancouver, BC, dedicated to producing research and analysis that empower policy-makers, activists, and Canadians to make informed decisions. Focused on various pressing topics such as labour rights, climate change, and income inequality, the CCPA contributes to public discourse with critical insight into pressing social and economic issues. Through its range of publications, reports, and data, the CCPA strives to advance progressive policy solutions across regions in Canada, including British Columbia, Manitoba, and Nova Scotia. Its commitment to accessibility ensures that its findings and ideas remain available to all, fostering a more informed citizenry equipped to engage in meaningful dialogue and advocacy. Generated from the website