Councillor for the City of Prince George
There was an article published today in the CBC by Kate Patridge and you can view it here regarding the Mayor spending over his allowable expense limit. Yesterday, I was sent the full extent of the FOI package and asked if I wanted to provide comment on its contents. I didn’t feel it was appropriate …
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I said I’d blog more, so here I am, with another blog, this time on the code of conduct. There’s been a spattering of interest regarding the vote outcome on the council code of conduct (from here referred to as the code) from the Dec 4, 2023 council meeting at agenda item E.2 here that …
Does one vote make a difference in the general local election? I analyzed voting data from the 2018 election and here's my findings.
An overview on where to vote in the upcoming 2922 general local election.
August 31, 2022 Prince George, BC - Today, City of Prince George incumbent Cori Ramsay announced her intentions to seek re-election for the position of councillor in the 2022 municipal election. First elected in 2018, Ramsay has served the community as a strong advocate and collaborative leader for the last four years. Over the course …
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Councillor Cori Ramsay writes on the importance of a housing needs assessment and shares her experience calculating the living wage housing data.
Councillor Cori Ramsay shares some thoughts on opposing the safe streets bylaw recently passed by City of Prince George Council.
As a first term councillor in the City of Prince George, Councillor Cori Ramsay writes about some of her learnings over the past three years.