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Christine BoyleMinister of Housing and Municipal Affairs

Since November 2024, organizations have reported 221 lobbying contacts with Christine Boyle, most often by Urban Development Institute (16) and Canadian Home Builders' Association of BC (11). The most recent is dated August 24, 2026.

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In brief

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Party
British Columbia New Democratic Party
Riding
Vancouver-Little Mountain
Jurisdiction
British Columbia
Email
Christine.Boyle.MLA@leg.bc.ca

Sponsored bills

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Remarks in the chamber

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  1. Introductions by Members

    I am so excited to welcome the B.C. Urban Mayors Caucus, mayors from 16 of our largest cities, representing over 60 percent of British Columbians. In the gallery, we have…. I know people here want to introduce their own…

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  2. Introductions by Members

    I am so excited to welcome the B.C. Urban Mayors Caucus, mayors from 16 of our largest cities, representing over 60 percent of British Columbians. In the gallery, we have…. And I know people here want to introduce their…

    Legislative AssemblyOfficial text

  3. Introductions by Members

    I have three special guests to introduce and welcome today. Kevin Harding is the director of innovation and safety policy within the Ministry for Housing, working to advance affordable housing and keep B.C.’s technical…

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  4. Oral Questions — Federal Government Tax Reduction Program for Homebuyers

    Yes, we are working very hard at this, not in slogans but in detailed bilateral negotiations with the federal government. That is the work of government, and we hope to have something to announce soon. As I said, that i…

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  5. Oral Questions — Supportive Housing Lease at Downtown Eastside Hotel

    This is a private building. This lease was first signed in 2013. After many years of not being able to get the private landlord to do adequate upkeep to the building, it was the decision of B.C. Housing to relocate folks…

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  6. Oral Questions — Federal Government Tax Reduction Program for Homebuyers

    Thanks to the member for the question. I’ve been very clear in the public and media that B.C. is working hard at negotiating a bilateral deal with the federal government and that we are fighting hard for British Columbia…

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  7. Oral Questions — Bowser Island Encampment in North Vancouver

    Thanks to the member opposite for the question. We share the member’s concerns. We know that encampments are not a safe, long-term option for people. It’s why we’ve been working closely with the district of North Vancou…

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  8. Oral Questions — Supportive Housing Sites in Vancouver and Relocation of Residents

    I’ll try one more time. Members opposite are opposed to existing housing. Interjection.

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  9. Oral Questions — Supportive Housing Sites in Vancouver and Relocation of Residents

    So that we have good long-term solutions for those tenants. That’s the work that we’ve done at the Luugat. The other thing I find just constantly confusing is that members opposite want to criticize old housing, but the…

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  10. Oral Questions — Supportive Housing Sites in Vancouver and Relocation of Residents

    The members opposite are opposed to existing housing. They’re opposed to new housing. They’re opposed to encampments. They have no solutions to offer. On this side, we are working with communities. We’re working with lo…

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