BURNABY, B.C. — British Columbia Premier Christy Clark says she is finally speaking out about a sexually motivated attack that happened 37 year ago in an effort to chip away at the culture of silence.
The first fire was in April inside a Saanich, B.C., hardware store during business hours.
It's the first time the provincial NDP has met since Premier Rachel Notley rolled to victory in Alberta just over a year ago.
"What is medically necessary is medically necessary and it shouldn't matter your postal code or which government department or which jurisdiction is paying for it," Bennett said.
The ministry says $2 million will be spent on training teachers and developing a curriculum by next year so students can learn coding as of September 2018.
She made the comment a day after speaking publicly about being pulled into some bushes at age 13 as she walked down a street, but managed to escape from a man's grip.