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George AndersonParliamentary Secretary for Energy and Climate Solutions

Since November 2024, organizations have reported 127 lobbying contacts with George Anderson, most often by Trigon Pacific Terminals Limited (Trigon) (9) and Canadian Federation of Independent Business (7). The most recent is dated August 27, 2026.

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In brief

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Party
British Columbia New Democratic Party
Riding
Nanaimo-Lantzville
Jurisdiction
British Columbia
Email
George.Anderson.MLA@leg.bc.ca

Sponsored bills

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Remarks in the chamber

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  1. Tributes — Loyd Sherry

    I rise with sadness and gratitude to honour Loyd Sherry, a son of Nanaimo and our city’s longest-serving councillor. Born on March 19, 1938, Loyd was one of three sons of Evelyn and Jack Sherry. For 31 consecutive year…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  2. Introductions by Members

    I rise to introduce three guests in the gallery today. Joining us from White Rock are Kara Cunningham and Kent Lissack, who crossed the Strait of Georgia with their RV for some pre-summer island hopping. Kara is an edit…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  3. Introductions by Members

    I rise to introduce Dr. Pamela Shaw. Dr. Shaw is a geographer and community planner and an award-winning professor, with a 35-year career. In 2018, she was named a 3M teaching fellow. In 2019, she was inducted into the C…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  4. Reporting of Bills — Bill 9 — Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2026

    Section A reports completion of Bill 9 with amendment.

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  5. Introductions by Members

    I rise to introduce Dr. Pamela Shaw. Dr. Shaw is a geographer and community planner and an award-winning professor, with a 35-year career. In 2018, she was named a 3M teaching fellow. In 2019, she was inducted into the…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  6. Private Members’ Statements — Youth Engagement in Future Decision-Making for Communities

    A few weeks ago I had the honour of giving a keynote address at the Nanaimo Model United Nations. This was an event where high school students came together to discuss global issues and engage in thoughtful debate. The t…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  7. Private Members’ Statements — Youth Engagement in Future Decision-Making for Communities

    A few weeks ago I had the honour of giving a keynote address at the Nanaimo Model United Nations. This was an event where high school students came together to discuss global issues and engage in thoughtful debate. The t…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  8. Members’ Statements — Airport Workers Day

    I rise today to recognize Airport Workers Day and the more than 224,000 dedicated professionals who form the backbone of Canada’s aviation sector. Here in British Columbia, our airports are economic engines and strategi…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  9. Introductions by Members

    I rise today to congratulate a group of exceptional grade 12 students from Dover Bay Secondary School in Nanaimo: Haitao Yuan, Thomas Grounds, Jack Bannister and Cody Croft. At the 2026 Skills Canada British Columbia pro…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  10. Members’ Statements — Hydrogen Energy

    What if one of British Columbia’s greatest economic opportunities is not only what we extract but what we invent, test and export to the world? That is the promise of hydrogen. At UBC’s smart hydrogen energy district, D…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

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