Brenda Bailey

Brenda Bailey

politician Canada

Brenda Bailey is the Finance Minister of British Columbia, Canada, known for her commitment to managing the province's finances amid challenging economic circumstances. Appointed in 2024, she has had to navigate the complexities of fiscal responsibility while promising support for essential services. Recently, she announced the cancellation of a $1,000 grocery rebate and a freeze on government hiring in response to potential tariff threats from the United States, emphasizing the need to protect core services such as healthcare and education.

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Canada Canada: Finance Minister Brenda Bailey said in a statement she’s pleased the deal has been ratified. 8

The Globe and Mail: B.C. General Employees’ Union votes to officially end strike

Canada Canada: B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey said she was 'pleased' by the development. 8

The Globe and Mail: B.C., public service union reach tentative deal

Canada Canada: Brenda Bailey is the Finance Minister who declined to name a date for returning the budget to balance. 4

The Globe and Mail: The return of that BC NDP ′90s show

Canada Canada: B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey tabled a fiscal update that shows the provincial deficit in the current fiscal year is forecast to hit $11.6-billion. 5

The Globe and Mail: B.C.’s record-setting deficit ‘understated,’ Auditor-General says

Canada Canada: Brenda Bailey is the Finance Minister of British Columbia and is expected to present a fiscal update regarding the province's financial situation. 5

The Globe and Mail: B.C.’s civil service union launches strike, with about 2,600 workers joining picket lines

Canada Canada: Finance Minister Brenda Bailey said the measures will help B.C. grow its 'knowledge economy.' 7

The Globe and Mail: B.C. boosts tax credit for game developers