How can BC’s environmental organizations be more effective?
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 5, 2024
I'm thrilled with the outcome of the 2024 BC Provincial election that gave the BC NDP a razor thin majority.But...
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Welcome to my Website: A Climate for Hope
I am a Professor in the School of Earth & Ocean Sciences at the University of Victoria and the former MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head from 2013-2020.
On this website I preserve, for archival purposes, the blog posts I wrote while serving as an MLA in the BC Legislature and the Leader of the BC Green Party. I have merged my academic website into this location and I plan to continue to write on the issues facing our community.
My focus moving forward will continue to be on climate solutions.
Best wishes,
Andrew Weaver
An exciting time in BC politics: Where do we go from here?
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 21, 2024
Elections BC has announced the initial 2024 BC Election results and I am absolutely thrilled to see how things played...
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We all win when we all vote. I’m voting in advance polls tomorrow.
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 14, 2024
Last week I penned a letter in support of Stephen Andrew, the BC Conservative candidate for Oak Bay-Gordon Head. His...
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What’s a voter to do? Vote for the party, the person or “None of the Above”?
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 3, 2024
With just over two weeks to go before the BC provincial election, we've entered the twilight zone of political campaigning....
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BC’s nuclear power debate not grounded in science
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 27, 2024
I recently came across a clip of Keith Baldrey referring to John Rustad’s interest in nuclear power as “controversial.” His...
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David Eby’s carbon tax flip flop exposes delusions of climate change supremacy
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 25, 2024
When leadership is so desperately needed on the most important environmental issue of our time, David Eby put politics ahead...
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David Eby has lost the plot of what it takes to govern
By Andrew Weaver
/ July 10, 2024
Since Eby assumed the premier’s chair, radical ideological-driven activism, empty promises with destructive consequences, and out-of-touch hubris embody the hallmarks...
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Global warming: An intergenerational conversation and plea for action
By Andrew Weaver
/ March 14, 2024
I recently penned an article arguing that fear-based climate messaging often drives people to despondency and apathy rather than climate...
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When ideology trumps evidence: The decision to cancel the school liaison officer program in School District 61
By Andrew Weaver
/ February 25, 2024
On May 31, 2023 and in what can only be described as a textbook example of ideological decision-based evidence-making, Trustees...
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Earth: The final frontier and the failure of fear-based climate messaging
By Andrew Weaver
/ February 15, 2024
While I was not surprised that another young adult reached out to discuss their struggles with climate anxiety, their email...
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The climate impact of plastic pollution is negligible – the production of new plastics is the real problem
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 24, 2023
My colleagues Karin Kvale, GNS Science, New Zealand, Natalia Gurgacz and I published a piece in The Conversation last week....
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Yellowknife and Kelowna wildfires burn in what is already Canada’s worst season on record
By Andrew Weaver
/ August 18, 2023
The devastating wildfire that destroyed the historic Maui town of Lahaina in Hawaii was still making headlines when the Northwest...
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The ‘Gulf Stream’ will not collapse in 2025: What the alarmist headlines got wrong
By Andrew Weaver
/ August 3, 2023
Those following the latest developments in climate science would have been stunned by the jaw-dropping headlines last week proclaiming the...
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Temperature records shattered across the world as tourists flock to experience the heat
By Andrew Weaver
/ July 21, 2023
I was asked by The Conversation to reflect upon the most recent record setting heat waves. This is the piece...
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Advancing nature based climate solutions: a cautionary tale
By Andrew Weaver
/ July 15, 2023
In recent years, governments and industry have become more and more interested in supporting so-called nature based climate solutions. So...
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Privilege, agency, and the climate scientist’s role in the global warming debate
By Andrew Weaver
/ January 1, 2023
The climate science community holds agency and a position of privilege in the global warming debate. Rather than denying this...
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Thoughtful voices: Sacha Christensen, Mark Leiren-Young & Rishi Sharma
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 9, 2022
In 2012, as I started my journey to become the BC Green MLA for Oak Bay Gordon Head, I was...
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Advancing lasting policy through good governance
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 7, 2022
It's election season here in the CRD and true to form, political rhetoric is escalating. In the City of Victoria,...
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Sustainable Aviation Fuel — Opportunities for Innovation in Aviation Sector
By Andrew Weaver
/ August 17, 2022
As the summer holiday season comes to an end, and after hearing no end of COVID-related horror stories (delays, cancelled...
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Moving on from Provincial Politics: A Climate for Hope
By Andrew Weaver
/ August 16, 2022
To bring closure to my 7 1/2 years as an MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head and 5 years as leader...
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Thank you to the Residents of Oak Bay-Gordon Head
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 22, 2020
With the announcement yesterday that the province is heading into a general election on October 24, my term as the...
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Celebrating youth in our community – Olivia Friesen
By Noah Conrad
/ September 1, 2020
This is the twenty-seventh installment in our series on exceptional youth where we celebrate the outstanding achievements of youth in...
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Celebrating youth in our community – Anna Friesen
By Noah Conrad
/ September 1, 2020
This is the twenty-sixth instalment in our series on exceptional youth where we celebrate the outstanding achievements of youth in...
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On the use of face masks to mitigate the spread of COVID-19
By Andrew Weaver
/ July 29, 2020
Today in the Legislature I rose during Members' Statements to speak for two minutes about the scientific literature clearly demonstrating...
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Unfortunately BC Greens force baby to get thrown out with bathwater on Clean Energy Bill
By Andrew Weaver
/ July 28, 2020
I am profoundly disappointed in the BC Greens for forcing the baby to be thrown out with the bathwater on...
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Bill 17, Burrard Thermal, BC Hydro self sufficiency & clean electricity
By Andrew Weaver
/ July 24, 2020
When the BC NDP introduced Bill 17: Clean Energy Amendment Act, 2020 on June 23, I immediately determined that it...
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On the potential closure of Richardson Street at Foul Bay Road
By Andrew Weaver
/ July 20, 2020
Over the last few days my office has received a number of emails concerning the City of Victoria's proposed closure...
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On the clean energy economic opportunity for Indigenous communities in BC
By Andrew Weaver
/ July 15, 2020
Today in the legislature I rose during question period to ask the Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources how...
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Socially & Environmentally Responsible Corporations & Investing: The Opportunity
By Noah Conrad
/ July 9, 2020
There is a coming paradigm shift around the purpose of investment and businesses. The last decade has seen growing pressure...
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Effective today, BC businesses can now incorporate as Benefit Companies
By Andrew Weaver
/ June 30, 2020
In May 2019, my private Member's bill: Bill M209: Business Corporations Amendment Act, 2019 received royal assent but required an Order...
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Ongoing regulatory inconsistencies facing Pacific Booker’s Morrison mine project
By Andrew Weaver
/ June 24, 2020
Yesterday I published a blog post detailing the apparent regulatory inconsistencies facing the advancement of Pacific Booker's Morrison Mine project....
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Tribute to a Canadian Hero: John Hillman
By Andrew Weaver
/ June 24, 2020
Today in the legislature I rose to pay tribute to a constituent, John Hillman, who, at the age of 101,...
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Response to government investment in pedestrian and cyclist infrastructure
By Andrew Weaver
/ June 24, 2020
Today the BC government announced a number of investments across the province to improve active transportation options for British Columbians....
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Pacific Booker Minerals and their quest to develop Morrison Mine near Smithers
By Noah Conrad
/ June 23, 2020
In 2002, Pacific Booker Minerals began the formal environmental assessment process required to obtain Ministerial certification for Morrison Mine, their...
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Opportunity in Recovery: A Discussion of BC’s post COVID-19 future
By Andrew Weaver
/ June 19, 2020
On Wednesday June 17 we held a virtual town hall to discuss BC’s post COVID-19 future and answer any related...
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Opportunity in Recovery: Discussing BC’s post COVID-19 future
By Andrew Weaver
/ June 8, 2020
Join us on June 17 for a virtual town hall hosted by Dr. Andrew Weaver, MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head....
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The opportunity for change in a post covid-19 economy
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 25, 2020
Undoubtedly, the COVID-19 pandemic has introduced uncertainty into all echelons of daily life. But uncertainty need not inspire fear. Uncertainty...
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Innovation as the foundation of a post-COVID19 economic recovery plan
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 11, 2020
Today the BC Government released the final report from Dr. Alan Winter, BC's former Innovation Commissioner. Dr. Winter's report makes...
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Valerie Murray receives 2020 BC Achievement Community Award
By Judy Fainstein
/ May 11, 2020
Valerie Murray of Victoria has been awarded a BC Achievement Community Award for 2020. A long-time resident of Oak Bay,...
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Island Medical Program students stepping up in response to COVID-19
By Judy Fainstein
/ April 28, 2020
Over 60 Island Medical Program students are participating as volunteers in a student-led initiative to serve the community in response...
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On the gaps that exist in economic supports available to individuals & businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic
By Noah Conrad
/ April 24, 2020
Without a doubt, British Columbia has led the way in North America in terms of introducing measures to curb the...
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Celebrating Earth Day during a global pandemic lock down
By Judy Fainstein
/ April 22, 2020
As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day we recognize that we live in a world that is vastly...
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Resources for those facing economic hardship during the COVID-19 Pandemic
By Noah Conrad
/ April 18, 2020
Breaking the chain of transmission of COVID-19 poses an enormous challenge for society on multiple fronts. While we should do...
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Mental health support for frontline health workers & the general public during COVID-19 pandemic
By Noah Conrad
/ April 16, 2020
In recent weeks, the strain of the COVID-19 pandemic on our healthcare and economic systems has received no shortage of...
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COVID-19 resources for BC seniors
By Judy Fainstein
/ April 10, 2020
As part of BC’s response plan to COVID-19, supports to seniors have been bolstered throughout the province to address immediate...
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Support for small business as the COVID-19 pandemic plays out
By Noah Conrad
/ April 8, 2020
Over the last two weeks governments across Canada have introduced some of the most far reaching and ambitious programs in...
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A brief video message to the OBGH residents on the topic of COVID-19
By Andrew Weaver
/ March 31, 2020
Today I recorded a brief video message from home to the residents of Oak Bay Gordon Head on the topic...
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Initial resources for those facing economic hardship during the COVID-19 Pandemic
By Noah Conrad
/ March 26, 2020
Breaking the chain of transmission of COVID-19 poses an enormous challenge for society on multiple fronts. While we should do...
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Statement from political leaders on COVID-19 financial aid package for people, businesses
By Andrew Weaver
/ March 23, 2020
Today Premier John Horgan, Opposition Leader Andrew Wilkinson, interim third party Leader Adam Olsen and I issued a joint statement...
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Serving our Community during COVID-19
By Judy Fainstein
/ March 20, 2020
In this difficult time, it is easy to be consumed and feel overwhelmed by the rapidly evolving situation with the...
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A COVID-19 Message to OBGH Constituents
By Noah Conrad
/ March 18, 2020
I continue to closely monitor the rapidly evolving COVID-19 pandemic. I follow and I urge you to follow the advice...
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Responding to Finance Minister James’ statement that she will not seek reelection
By Andrew Weaver
/ March 5, 2020
Today Carole James announced that she won't be seeking reelection in the next provincial election. Carole has had an exemplary...
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Exploring regulatory inconsistencies facing Pacific Booker’s Morrison mine project
By Andrew Weaver
/ March 5, 2020
Today during question period I rose to ask the Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources about what appears to...
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Tribute to a Canadian Hero: Lorne Frame
By Andrew Weaver
/ March 4, 2020
Today in the legislature I rose to pay tribute to a constituent Lorne Frame who has recently been selected to...
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Congratulations to all 2020 Oak Bay Young Exceptional Star (Y.E.S.) Award Winners
By Andrew Weaver
/ February 29, 2020
On Thursday last week the 13th annual Oak Bay Young Exceptional Star (Y.E.S) awards ceremony was held at the Oak...
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Why I support and will vote for BC Government Budget 2020
By Noah Conrad
/ February 24, 2020
On Thursday this week members of the BC Legislature will vote on the BC NDP's 2020 budget. In my view,...
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Responding to the BC NDP 2020 Budget
By Andrew Weaver
/ February 18, 2020
Today the BC NDP delivered the budget for the next fiscal year. I was pleased with Budget 2020 and I...
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What’s the BC government doing to protect small-scale power producers in BC
By Andrew Weaver
/ February 18, 2020
Today in the legislature I rose to ask the Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources what his government was...
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Responding to the February 2020 Speech from the Throne
By Andrew Weaver
/ February 12, 2020
Today in the Legislature I rose to provide my response to the BC NDP government's Speech from the Throne. The...
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Government stability continues with start of new legislative session tomorrow
By Andrew Weaver
/ February 10, 2020
The next legislative session resumes tomorrow and I look forward to representing the wonderful constituents of OBGH in the coming...
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Weaver to step aside from BC Green Caucus to sit as an independent
By Andrew Weaver
/ January 15, 2020
Today, I announced that effective Monday, January 20 I will sit as an independent MLA in the BC Legislature. As...
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Stepping down as leader of the B.C. Green party in January
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 27, 2019
Today after Question Period in the legislature I held a brief press conference to note that as the BC Green...
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Declaration Act passes unanimously, a crucial step forward for reconciliation efforts
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 26, 2019
Today was an historic day in the legislature as Bill 41: Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act passed...
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Daylight savings or standard time? That is the question
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 21, 2019
Yesterday evening in the BC Legislature Bill 40: Interpretation Amendment Act, 2019 was debated during committee stage. As readers will...
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When will government introduce species at risk legislation?
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 21, 2019
Today in the legislature I rose during Question Period to ask the Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy when...
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A statement in advance of Holodomor Memorial Day this Saturday
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 21, 2019
In the legislature today I rose to deliver a statement in advance of Ukrainian Famine and Genocide (Holodomor) Memorial Day...
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24 hours of climate reality: A presentation at Oak Bay High
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 20, 2019
Today marks the beginning of the 24 Hours of Reality: Truth in Action initiative led by Al Gore’s Climate Reality...
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Bill 40: Interpretation Amendment Act, 2019
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 19, 2019
Today in the legislature we debated Bill 40: Interpretation Amendment Act, 2019 at second reading. This act, if passed, would...
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Bill 38: Climate Change Accountability Amendment Act
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 19, 2019
Yesterday in the legislature we debated Bill 38: Climate Change Accountability Amendment Act at second reading. Working with government to...
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Clean energy in British Columbia: The Opportunity
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 12, 2019
On Friday, November 8 I had the opportunity to deliver a keynote address over lunch to delegates of the Clean...
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Statement on resignation of Elizabeth May as leader of Green Party of Canada
By Andrew Weaver
/ November 4, 2019
In Ottawa today, Elizabeth May announced she was resigning as the leader of the Green Party of Canada. As leader...
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Statement on the importance of Remembrance Day
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 31, 2019
As this is the last day that the legislature will sit before Remembrance Day, the Premier rose to deliver a...
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Bill 38: Climate Change Accountability Amendment Act, 2019
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 30, 2019
In the legislature today, the Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy tabled Bill 38: Climate Change Accountability Amendment Act,...
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Bill passes unanimously to recognize the millions of Ukrainians killed in man-made famine
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 29, 2019
Today in the legislature my private member's Bill M225: Ukrainian Famine and Genocide (Holodomor) Memorial Day Act passed unanimously in...
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Ukrainian Famine and Genocide (Holodomor) Memorial Day: A Personal Journey
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 28, 2019
Today in the legislature we debated Bill M225: Ukrainian Famine and Genocide (Holodomor) Memorial Day Act at second reading. This...
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Introducing a bill to establish a Holodomor day of remembrance in British Columbia
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 23, 2019
Over the last several months I have been working towards building all party support for a Private Member's bill that...
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Why is British Columbia not exploiting its geothermal energy resources?
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 22, 2019
Today in the Legislature I asked the Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources what her ministry is doing to...
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What’s BC doing to promote a low carbon economy in Northern BC?
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 22, 2019
Northeastern BC will experience the impacts of climate change faster and more profoundly than those of us on southern Vancouver...
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Tribute to Al Martin
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 22, 2019
In the legislature today I rose to pay tribute to my friend, constituent and conservation champion Al Martin. British Columbia...
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Conflicting signals from energy ministry: LNG or a climate plan?
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 22, 2019
Yesterday in the BC Legislature I rose during Question Period to ask the Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy...
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Celebrating Connections Place on World Mental Health Day
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 10, 2019
Today, on World Mental Heath Day, I took the opportunity to Celebrate the success and recent opening of Connections Place....
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Announcing I will not seek re-election in 2021; asking party to prepare for a leadership contest
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 7, 2019
It is after a great deal of thought and reflection that I am announcing today that I will not be...
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The power of collaboration: climate change policy now front and center in provincial political conversation
By Andrew Weaver
/ October 3, 2019
Today Minister George Heyman and I had the distinct honour of receiving Clean16 and Clean 50 awards from the Delta...
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Apply for 2019 BC Youth Parliament
By Judy Fainstein
/ October 3, 2019
The 91th British Columbia Youth Parliament will hold its parliamentary session in Victoria at the Provincial Legislative Chambers from December...
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Speech to delegates at the 116 th Union of BC Municipalities Convention
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 25, 2019
Today I was afforded the opportunity to present to delegates at the 116th Union of BC Municipalities Convention in Vancouver.
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The Democracy & Me Art Contest is now open to all BC children & youth
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 20, 2019
The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia and the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia have co-sponsored The Democracy & Me Art Contest....
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BC NDP government empowered to revisit Trans Mountain pipeline conditions
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 17, 2019
Today the BC Court of Appeal ruled unanimously that the BC NDP government must reconsider the conditions of the environmental...
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BC’s greenhouse gas emissions continue to climb in 2017
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 9, 2019
The BC NDP government released the 2017 greenhouse gas emissions data today. To no one's surprise, BC's 2017 GHG emissions...
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BC Green caucus celebrates equitable access to menstrual products for students
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 5, 2019
Great Victoria School District officially launched its initiative today to provide free access to menstrual products for students. Ensuring equitable...
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Trans Mountain pipeline faces six legal challenges; court rejects all environmental appeals
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 4, 2019
The Federal Court of Appeal ruled today to allow six of the twelve legal challenges against the Trans Mountain pipeline...
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Governments have choices to make: subsidize LNG, remove bridge tolls or support public education
By Andrew Weaver
/ September 3, 2019
Children are starting the school year under a shadow of labour uncertainty. With the first day of the 2019-2020 academic...
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BC & federal governments announce another $680 million to further subsidize future fossil fuel development
By Andrew Weaver
/ August 30, 2019
Yesterday the Premier and Prime Minister made a joint announcement promising another $680 million subsidy of the BC natural gas...
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A renewed call for comprehensive protections against ‘conversion therapy’ in BC
By Andrew Weaver
/ August 2, 2019
Yesterday the BC NDP government published an open letter calling on the federal government to amend the Criminal Code to...
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Statement on Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project approval
By Andrew Weaver
/ June 18, 2019
Today Justin Trudeau once more announced the approval of the now Canadian Taxpayer owned Transmountain Pipeline project. Those who have...
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From the sublime to the ridiculous: BC Liberals in a tizzy on the last day of the legislature
By Andrew Weaver
/ June 6, 2019
It's been a week since the legislature rose for the summer and it's taken me that entire time to muster...
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Presenting at the Clean Energy BC Spring Conference: Powering Generations — Legacy to the Future
By Andrew Weaver
/ June 5, 2019
Today I had the distinct honour of giving a keynote presentation at the 2019 Spring Conference of Clean Energy BC...
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Responding to the Premier’s Statement on the 75th anniversary of D-Day
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 31, 2019
June 6th, 2019 marks the 75th anniversary of D-Day and the battle for Normandy. The Premier rose yesterday (the last...
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Estimates debate with the Premier on demand side measures affecting the price of gas
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 31, 2019
On Wednesday of this week I rose during budget estimate debates for the Office of the Premier to ask a...
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Impromptu statement on global warming and intergenerational equity
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 31, 2019
Yesterday in the legislature I rose during Members' statements to give an impromptu statement on global warming and intergenerational equity....
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BC Green bill aimed to protect tenants from “household violence” receives Royal Assent
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 30, 2019
Today in the legislature my private member's bill Bill M206, Residential Tenancy Amendment Act, 2019 received Royal Assent. This bill...
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Calling for a closer look into construction industry labour code policy
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 28, 2019
Today in the BC Legislature we continued our debate on Bill 30: Labour Relations Code Amendment Act, 2019 at committee...
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On the government’s approach to collective bargaining with the BCTF
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 27, 2019
In the legislature today I rose during Question Period to ask the Minister of Education what his government was thinking...
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Introducing a bill to end the practice of conversion therapy in British Columbia
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 27, 2019
Today in the legislature I tabled Bill M218: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Protection Act, 2019. This bill seeks to...
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Public Consultation on the 2020 BC Provincial Budget
By Judy Fainstein
/ May 21, 2019
The Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services Committee’s Budget 2020 Consultation is taking place in June, 2019.British Columbians...
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Committee stage for Bill M209: Business Corporations Amendment Act, 2019
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 16, 2019
On Tuesday and Wednesday of this week we debated Bill M209: Business Corporations Amendment Act, 2019 at committee stage. As...
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Responding to Decision to Call for a Public Inquiry Into Money Laundering in British Columbia
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 15, 2019
After calling for a public inquiry into money laundering in British Columbia for many months, my BC Green Caucus colleagues...
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BC Green bill aims to protect tenants from “household violence”
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 14, 2019
Today in the legislature my Private Member's Bill M206, Residential Tenancy Amendment Act, 2019 was called for debate at second...
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Bill 30: Labour Relations Code Amendment Act, 2019
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 14, 2019
Yesterday in the legislature we debated Bill 30: Labour Relations Code Amendment Act, 2019 at second reading. This bill amends...
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Bill 8: Employment Standards Amendment Act, 2019
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 13, 2019
Today in the legislature we debated Bill 8: Employment Standards Amendment Act, 2019 at second reading. This bill amends the...
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B.C. Greens call for immediate moratorium on logging of VI old-growth, support sustainable second-growth industry
By Andrew Weaver
/ May 13, 2019
Today my BC Green caucus colleagues Adam Olsen, Sonia Furstenau and I held a press conference at the BC Legislature....
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