Canada’s invocation of the Emergencies Act was found to be illegal. Alberta’s public health orders were found to be illegal. Governments demanded compliance of the vax “for the public good.” Then they abandoned the injured. Where are the consequences for those in power? Where is the recognition of the harm done to the people? How do those involved have the audacity to lecture citizens about responsibility when they have yet to answer for their own decisions? And how are we supposed to trust leaders who demand accountability from everyone but themselves? You cannot convince me they are working for the people while they fight so hard to avoid accountability and refuse to acknowledge those harmed. Public office is not a shield from consequences. Those who refuse to answer for their mistakes or the harm they caused have no business holding power or lecturing the rest of us about right and wrong.

This might be one of the worst calls I’ve ever seen… OR NOT SEEN, because I’m still looking for it!

The big grocery chains are charging too much for the essentials. I won't back down from fighting for lower grocery costs and lower gas prices for you and your family, every single day.

5 questions and he can’t even say he will defend gay people from homophobia coming from his candidates. Can’t even say the word gay.

Interesting read

BREAKING: Doerkson welcomes extreme views on deadline day

Weak men make hard times.

I entered the political arena for one reason: to deliver as many knockout punches as it took to bring down this NDP government and to finally return the province to the people of British Columbia. Over the past two years, I introduced 14 bills and fought 17 battles in Question Period. I took on issues other MLAs would not touch. Abolishing the Human Rights Tribunal. Closing drug consumption sites. Defunding Aboriginal title claims over privately owned land. I asked questions that David Eby wouldn’t answer. What is a woman?
Why are healthy Canadian men being discriminated against by their own government?
Why won't you condemn far-left ANTIFA violence? But fighting against bad ideas was never enough. I also put forward ambitious new policies. This included major reforms to: - lower taxes on housing and income earned by young people; - require foreign residents to contribute toward the cost of healthcare; - protect children from harmful gender ideology and medical procedures; and - make pharmaceutical corporations financially accountable for the harms caused by experimental drug products, among many others. Through all of it, I was fortunate to have one brave ally beside me in the House. Thank you, Jordan Kealy. I also had an extraordinary team in both my legislative and constituency offices. They had my back every step of the way. What I hadn't anticipated was that the fiercest resistance would come from within the BC Conservative Party. Too often, my own former “conservative” colleagues stood in the way of the changes I was fighting for. Changes that aligned with the platform that we all ran on. I left the party to sit as an Independent last year after its AGM left me concerned that the party didn’t respect the democratic rights of its members. That conviction only deepened this summer with the wave of MLA resignations protesting the leader chosen by those same members. I simply can’t stand behind a party that won’t respect the fundamental democratic rights of British Columbians. As for OneBC, I won't rehash last year. What I do want you to know is that we tried to work with Dallas. We really did. And we tried to reconcile with her before the election, too. My team reached out to her through a mutual friend before the writ drop with an offer to put differences aside and to work together as partners through the general election and until OneBC could finally hold its first AGM and leadership review. We received no response to that request. After the writ drop, we saw OneBC announce that they were running a candidate in my riding despite having publicly committed not to split the vote against principled conservatives. If I were to run now as an Independent, with a three-way vote split on the right, a likely outcome would be another NDP MLA. In an election this tight, that could be enough to doom BC to another Eby majority. I'm not going to do that to my fellow British Columbians. I have decided, therefore, not to seek re-election on October 24th, 2026. To my constituents: thank you for trusting me with your stories, your challenges, and your ideas. Serving you has been one of the greatest honours of my life. To my team: thank you from the bottom of my heart. I could not have done any of this without you. You went from acquaintances, to colleagues, to friends, and ultimately to an extended family for which I will always be grateful. To my kids: thank you for all the times you shared me with this job, and for your patience, your love, and your unwavering support. And to my husband and best friend: thank you for standing beside me through every day of this journey, for believing in me, and for giving me the strength to carry on. You were there on the hard days, and there were many. The truth is that the change BC needs won’t arrive on October 24th. It will take a fight, both inside and outside of our Legislature, for many months and election cycles to come. Ours is a long struggle, but with integrity, courage, and determination, we will prevail.

If you are not utterly shocked, incredibly saddened, and massively disturbed by how Islam and Communism are destroying the West, you are morally, intellectually and spiritually dead. This is the greatest civilisational struggle of our lifetime. There is no place for fence-sitting here. You are either resisting this satanic takeover, or you are part of the problem.

Conservative candidate Heather Maahs has accused BC’s gay community of being pedophiles. It's not about SOGI- it's open homophobia. The BC Conservatives have accepted this for years. Tomorrow’s deadline gives Lorne Doerkson the opportunity to change that - if he cares.

Every trip to the grocery store costs more, and you and your family should be protected at the till when you check out. We cut child care costs in half and cut car insurance by $500. Now my plan takes on the grocery giants to protect you from rising costs on the basics. The conservative parties won't stand up to the big guys. I will. That's how we build B.C. strong.

There was no deal and there will be no deal. He and others took calls from various splinter parties when the snap election was called to hear them out. You also called us multiple times Elenore, desperate to get an exit ramp from Centre BC. Our unified Conservative Party of BC will be running 93 candidates in this election. Let's win BC.

Insane. Tax hikes for condo developers, tax hikes for out of province owners of real estate, going after oil companies and grocers. He has gone full on Mandami. BC is finished economically if they re-elect this guy.

A public service message to the "No Bones" crowd. As a civilized nation, we do not exhume remains other than for archaeological purposes or forensic investigations. It is more than adequate to understand that bodies are buried and the numbers are supported by other evidence. We do not unearth remains and desecrate graves soley based on some far-right, radical, organization's inane belief that if they cannot see a bone it must be untrue. Although GPR data is not conclusive when used on it;s own, but when combined with other information, anomalies in the context of site conditions, survey patterns, high‑precision GPS, ArcGIS, and other evidence, community resources and public datasets one can map over 200 anomalities/graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. We do not see to see a bone to understand and believe truth.

Is it just me or is everything and everyone getting more retarded?