Cori Ramsay
Cori Ramsay is a municipal politician and Councillor in Prince George, British Columbia. She is actively involved in addressing pressing issues such as homelessness, street disorder, and the need for mental health support within her community. Ramsay has been vocal about her concerns regarding the challenges faced by local governments in managing these crises, particularly emphasizing the importance of involuntary care for those in need. Her insights reflect a broader sentiment among civic leaders in British Columbia as they gather to seek solutions at the upcoming Union of BC Municipalities convention.
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Cori Ramsay is the UBCM president and a Prince George councillor who expressed concerns about the proposed changes to heritage legislation.
B.C. shelves Indigenous heritage conservation measures after strong political backlash
Canada· 2026-01-24
Cori Ramsay is the president of UBCM who expressed concerns about the proposed bill.
Critics say B.C. housing bill takes aim at local governanceCanada· 2025-11-29
Cori Ramsay is the president of the Union of BC Municipalities and a city councillor in Prince George.
Proposed updates to B.C. heritage laws could bring ‘legal troubles,’ critics warnCanada· 2025-11-23
Cori Ramsay is a Councillor from Prince George who expressed concerns about street disorder and the need for involuntary care.
Street disorder, homelessness key issues as B.C. civic leaders meetCanada· 2025-09-20
