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The BCNDP needs to deliver a strong opposition in the legislature, listen to and learn from our members, our voters+former voters+commit to represent areas of the province that no longer vote for us in large numbers. We can+will be back. Global interview globalnews.ca/video/12122793…
Gratitude to the @bchydro @IBEW crews for all their work restoring power across BC this weekend and to their @MoveUPTogether colleagues for their work and support. The strength of our public electricity system is our outstanding and dedicated unionized employees+Hydro leadership
Adrian Dix retweeted
I’m heartbroken to hear the news out of Bella Coola. I know that all British Columbians are sending their thoughts and love to the family, friends, and the entire community dealing with this tragedy.
Adrian Dix retweeted
I’ve had the honour of representing Vancouver–Yaletown in the Legislature. And through it all, what I’ll remember most is the people.
I’m proud of the work we’ve done together to make our neighbourhoods safer and create vibrant places for communities and businesses to thrive.
Thank you to everyone for your trust, the volunteers, staff, supporters and my family. I’m grateful for your support and generosity.
Serving this community has been an honour. Being part of it remains one. I’ll continue to find ways to champion for my community.
Adrian Dix retweeted
The BC NDP Provincial Council has officially named Jennifer Whiteside the party’s interim leader, following the unanimous recommendation of the caucus earlier today. #bcpoli
What's next for the BC NDP? Veteran MLA says party must 'listen and learn'
globalnews.ca/news/12123222/…
Adrian Dix retweeted
Thank you, Nanaimo–Lantzville, for trusting me to serve you once again. I’ll never take that trust for granted.
My values haven’t changed. I’ll keep fighting for our community and holding government accountable.
Now the work of rebuilding begins.
#Nanaimo #Lantzville
Adrian Dix retweeted
‘You bet we’ll be back’: B.C. NDP stalwart on the party regrouping after defeat ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article…
‘You bet we’ll be back’: B.C. NDP stalwart on the party regrouping after defeat ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article…
Adrian Dix retweeted
I'm incredibly grateful for the trust and support of so many people across Vancouver. This milestone belongs to everyone who believed change was possible and helped make it happen.
The Vancouver Election Office confirmed that only two non-incumbent candidates in Vancouver’s history have received more votes: Larry Campbell, with 80,722 votes in 2002, and Ken Sim, with 85,732 votes in 2022. Both were elected mayor.
To receive the most votes ever for a woman running as a non-incumbent in Vancouver is very meaningful, especially after years of standing alongside communities against ABC’s plans to subdivide school grounds and close schools.
Thank you for being part of this journey. There’s so much work ahead, and I’m honoured to serve our communities. ❤️
Adrian Dix retweeted
Tomorrow is Election Day. Thank you to every volunteer & supporter.
I believe in a kinder, gentler, and fairer BC where everyone has the chance to get ahead, not just those at the top.
Serving the community where I grew up has been the honour of a lifetime. Thank you!
#Nanaimo
Adrian Dix retweeted
Honoured to door-knock with the BC Federation of Labour! Good-paying jobs and safe workplaces build a stronger BC. That’s why 5,000 new skilled trades training seats including 64 at Vancouver Island University matter. Let’s build BC strong!
#Nanaimo
The BC Conservatives presented a platform riddled with mistakes that will result in deep cuts to health care. And now, they are not showing up at all, hoping to escape questions until the election. Not nearly good enough. nitter.cf/bcndp/status/211301552…
Lorne Doerkson knows his plan will cost you - so he's hiding from questions about it again today.
He's holding private fundraisers instead, and promising his donors things that aren't in his platform.
Doerkson's hidden plan: healthcare cuts and higher costs.
Adrian Dix retweeted
David Eby concludes his bus tour in #Surrey as part of his poll campaign at Civic Plaza in Surrey City Centre. He targeted the opposition BC Conservative party leader over various issues and asked people to send NDP candidates to assembly.
Reports: @parteekmahal
#bcpoli
Adrian Dix retweeted
Want to know what's really in the Conservative plan? Looks like you'll have to pay to attend a Conservative party fundraiser to find out.
Surrey is about to become B.C.’s biggest city, and it’s time this city was treated like it.
That’s why we’re finishing the new hospital and medical school, and working with local leaders who’ve offered land to bring even more health care here.
And with a Surrey Charter, just like Vancouver’s, Surrey will have the tools to shape its own future. Building a stronger B.C. starts right here.
Surrey is high energy, entrepreneurial and one of the most diverse places in the country. Right here in Cloverdale, the new Surrey hospital is rising out of the ground. It’s the largest health care investment south of the Fraser, ever.
It was great to be here with Steven Dooley, who ran SFU’s Surrey campus and helped get the new medical school over the finish line. We’ve done a lot for Surrey, and we’re not done yet. Let’s keep building B.C. strong.
When a leader can't explain his own plan, voters can't make an informed choice. Lorne Doerkson has made more than $5 billion a year in new promises, with no plan to pay for them.
While Doerkson dodges, we're building. Our BC NDP team is delivering 250 new and expanded school projects, including a new high school for Coquitlam-Burke Mountain.
David Eby has a plan, and you know how we'll pay for it.
There's only one clear choice to keep building a strong B.C., and that's the BC NDP.
Last night, @RenfrewParkCC and CNH hosted an All-Candidates meeting. The BC Conservative candidate no showed the event on orders of their central campaign. The BC Conservatives want our votes but they want to hide their extreme views+uncosted proposals.
Thanks to BC Green candidate Rebecca Haber, the @RenfrewParkCC Association and all those who came out. Every opportunity was granted the BC Conservative to participate. The BCCP sent a centrally produced form letter refusing. Embarrassing conduct and common in many ridings.






















