Spencer Chandra Herbert
@spencerch.bsky.social
Dad, husband, Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport, proud MLA for the West End, BCNDP, lover of the outdoors, the arts, and making a difference
As we mark the 6th anniversary, I am reflecting on the real progress being made to improve the lives of Indigenous People, and create a stronger future for all. We know there is more to do, and we're committed to continuing to advance this important work, together.
Learn more: declaration.gov.bc.ca
Learn more: declaration.gov.bc.ca
It’s about a better future for everyone.
Together, in consultation and co-operation with Indigenous Peoples, we will advance reconciliation in tangible and measurable ways in B.C. – today and into the future.
declaration.gov.bc.ca
November 28, 2025 at 10:41 PM
As we mark the 6th anniversary, I am reflecting on the real progress being made to improve the lives of Indigenous People, and create a stronger future for all. We know there is more to do, and we're committed to continuing to advance this important work, together.
Learn more: declaration.gov.bc.ca
Learn more: declaration.gov.bc.ca
A residential school survivor, her story of the orange shirt given by her grandmother, and taken away from her is the inspiration to Orange Shirt Day.
It was an honour to meet with Phyllis, Shannon Henderson and Sarah Philbrick, and to talk about the impact of their important work.
It was an honour to meet with Phyllis, Shannon Henderson and Sarah Philbrick, and to talk about the impact of their important work.
November 28, 2025 at 12:04 AM
A residential school survivor, her story of the orange shirt given by her grandmother, and taken away from her is the inspiration to Orange Shirt Day.
It was an honour to meet with Phyllis, Shannon Henderson and Sarah Philbrick, and to talk about the impact of their important work.
It was an honour to meet with Phyllis, Shannon Henderson and Sarah Philbrick, and to talk about the impact of their important work.
60s Scoop Legacy of Canada was founded in 2017 and does advocacy for survivors, and provides support & culturally appropriate healing. I appreciated being able to meet with Director Katherine Strongwind, Tamara Dannecker & Cindy Lacroix to talk about the work they're doing.
November 25, 2025 at 9:08 PM
60s Scoop Legacy of Canada was founded in 2017 and does advocacy for survivors, and provides support & culturally appropriate healing. I appreciated being able to meet with Director Katherine Strongwind, Tamara Dannecker & Cindy Lacroix to talk about the work they're doing.
I spoke with Chief Councillor Samuel Schooner of Nuxalk Nation this weekend to express my gratitude and to pass along my hopes for a speedy recovery to those injured, and our government’s support for the days head.
November 25, 2025 at 12:35 AM
I spoke with Chief Councillor Samuel Schooner of Nuxalk Nation this weekend to express my gratitude and to pass along my hopes for a speedy recovery to those injured, and our government’s support for the days head.
Thank you to K’ómoks First Nation, We Wai Kai First Nation, Wei Wai Kum First Nation, and Kwiakah First Nation for taking time to meet with me.
November 21, 2025 at 7:46 PM
Thank you to K’ómoks First Nation, We Wai Kai First Nation, Wei Wai Kum First Nation, and Kwiakah First Nation for taking time to meet with me.
Let’s honour Louis Riel, Métis people and their immense contributions, and continue to work together towards reconciliation, and a more just tomorrow.
November 17, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Let’s honour Louis Riel, Métis people and their immense contributions, and continue to work together towards reconciliation, and a more just tomorrow.
We reflected on Riel's remarkable life and the 140th anniversary of his death. He was a leader who strove to have Métis people recognized as equals, and his legacy is felt throughout Canada.
November 17, 2025 at 10:06 PM
We reflected on Riel's remarkable life and the 140th anniversary of his death. He was a leader who strove to have Métis people recognized as equals, and his legacy is felt throughout Canada.