Official, British Columbia, Provincial
Jeremy ValerioteMLA
Since November 2024, organizations have reported 81 lobbying contacts with Jeremy Valeriote, most often by MakeWay Charitable Society (7) and Capilano Students' Union Association (5). The most recent is dated June 16, 2026.
Organizations in contact
Organizations whose lobbying reports since November 2024 name this official, most reports first. A report shows contact, not influence or a position.
- MakeWay Charitable Society
7 reports, most recent November 6, 2025
- Capilano Students' Union Association
5 reports, most recent May 1, 2026
- West Coast Environmental Law Association
4 reports, most recent April 15, 2026
- Coalition of Child Care Advocates of B.C.
3 reports, most recent February 18, 2026
- Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, British Columbia
3 reports, most recent October 15, 2025
- Stand Environmental Society
3 reports, most recent October 15, 2025
- Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 2278
2 reports, most recent June 16, 2026
- Canadian Federation of Independent Business
2 reports, most recent May 28, 2026
- Quest Ad Hoc Group
2 reports, most recent May 12, 2026
- Canadian Union of Public Employees - British Columbia Division
2 reports, most recent April 13, 2026
In brief
This is the role we last recorded, and roles change after elections and cabinet shuffles, so check the official source.
- Party
- British Columbia Green Party
- Riding
- West Vancouver-Sea to Sky
- Jurisdiction
- British Columbia
- Jeremy.Valeriote.MLA@leg.bc.ca
Remarks in the chamber
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Introductions by Members
She’s been introduced to this House before, but would the House please give a warm welcome in the gallery to our B.C. Green Party leader, Emily Lowan.
Legislative AssemblyOfficial text
Members’ Statements — Climate Action Responsibility and Optimism
Last day of spring session, as we’re all aware, and I am looking forward to summer in — non-partisanly, of course — the most beautiful part of our province, West Vancouver–Sea to Sky. In a province full of natural beauty…
Legislative AssemblyOfficial text
Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)
In our discussion on clause 2, we discussed the presence of protocol agreements within and outside of the K’ómoks treaty. The minister also shared that the side agreements in relation to this treaty have at least partial…
Legislative AssemblyOfficial text
Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)
Appreciate the clarification of good faith. By saying it’s within the provincial government’s rights to never reopen the treaty again, is there any chance the province or federal government would have the power to block…
Legislative AssemblyOfficial text
Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)
On clause 7, the minister talked on Thursday about the shifts from cede, release and surrender models, then modification and now the recognition and predictability model. The minister also stated that there are “no excl…
Legislative AssemblyOfficial text
Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)
How are these treaty rights different from section 35 rights?
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Oral Questions — Foreign Investment and Protection of Farmland
We’ve talked a lot about economic sovereignty and data sovereignty in this House. Our food sovereignty is clearly also under threat. In response to President Trump, this government has proudly promoted the Buy B.C. labe…
Legislative AssemblyOfficial text
Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)
Clause 15 cancels timber harvest rights, with exceptions, as they’re located within the Forest Act to harvest K’ómoks land. Again, just to clarify, we’re talking about K’ómoks treaty lands that the nation owns in fee sim…
Legislative AssemblyOfficial text
Committee of Supply — Estimates: Office of the Premier
Thank you for that clarification. I should always trust the interns. They had 2,500, but the 15,000 number stuck in my head. I appreciate it’s a modest reduction of 4.5 percent. We know, and I’m sure the Premier knows b…
Legislative AssemblyOfficial text
Committee of the Whole — Bill 20 — K’ómoks Treaty Act (continued)
Can the minister confirm that the foreshore agreement referenced in clause 18 has not yet been fully created or finalized?
Legislative AssemblyOfficial text
Lobbying meetings
Recorded meetings where this official is a designated public office holder. A meeting shows contact, not influence or a position on any file.
- Medicines Access Coalition - BC Society
Health
- MS Canada
Finances and Budgets
- The Nature Trust of British Columbia
Conservation
- FortisBC Energy Inc.
Energy
- Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 2278
Labour/Labour Relations
- Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Advanced Education
- Quest Ad Hoc Group
Advanced Education
- Independent Lumber Manufacturers' Association
Forestry
- Capilano Students' Union Association
Advanced Education
- Pembina Institute
Employment and Training
- Union of BC Performers
Arts and Culture
- Lax Kw’alaams First Nation
Agriculture
- Janssen Inc.
Economic Development and Trade
- Hoffmann-La Roche Limited
Health
- West Coast Environmental Law Association
Environment
- Novo Nordisk Canada Inc.
Economic Development and Trade
- Marine Renewables Canada Society
Economic Development and Trade
- Canadian Union of Public Employees - British Columbia Division
Advanced Education
- Canadian Union of Public Employees - British Columbia Division
Advanced Education
- Capilano Students' Union Association
Advanced Education
- Quest Ad Hoc Group
Advanced Education
- Coalition of Child Care Advocates of B.C.
Advanced Education
- Association of Nurses and Nurse Practitioners of BC
Health
- Woodfibre Management Ltd
Energy
- Canadian Mental Health Association BC Division
Children and Families
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