Anyone thinking the campaign to recall Dallas Brodie was a failure should consider the bigger picture.
Yeah, we lost this game - but we scored a lot of goals.
And we will be winning the series
😉
#bcpoli#bcpolitics
The recall campaign against Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie is heating up. 15,232 valid signatures are needed in ink, not online. That’s 40% of all eligible voters in the riding. Zero of BC's 3 dozen previous recall campaigns have ever cleared the bar. #bcpoli
Dallas Brodie is worth approximately $60 million dollars. She is an Ivy League educated former lawyer with a six figure salary.
And she wants you to donate to her legal fund.
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Hey @TransLink. If a stop is closed you should just write a sign that’s says where the next stop is. Dont make me scan a qr code that just takes me to trip planning. Have you ever ridden a bus?
Heads up to delegates & other members: A petition to recall MLA Dallas Brodie is currently underway. If you were registered in Vancouver-Quilchena on October 19 2024 and are still registered to vote in BC, you are eligible to sign.
Find out more at https://t.co/6b90ncGaGl
Given that First Nations in BC have repeatedly said they are not seeking to seize anyone's private property, and we see this new Supreme Court decision that aboriginal title doesn't apply to private land, will Conservatives finally turn down the temperature on this issue and get back to the important work of reconciliation?
https://t.co/tBLm2fbANg
Residential school denialism isn’t a debate. It’s a choice to call survivors liars — to twist the facts and downplay the abuse, deaths, and graves.
This isn’t contested history. It’s recorded history. Fact. Denial isn’t skepticism. It’s cruelty. 🇨🇦 #EveryChildMatters
Mayor Ken Sim and ABC Vancouver spend an obsessive amount of energy fixating on Sean Orr, even inviting legal trouble.
Orr is one councillor.
His party has one seat.
Yet ABC Vancouver seems to spend more time tearing him down than actually governing with their majority.
Some of you have forgotten that only three years ago you were perfectly capable of writing an essay, writing a eulogy, telling a bedtime story to a child, and it should worry you that powerful companies have convinced us we can’t do things we’ve been doing for 5,000 years.
Dorothy Cumming, who started the recall Dallas Brodie petition, is a Vancouver Quilchena resident.
She used a Langley address because she is too afraid to give her real address.
Let that sink in, a constituent is too afraid to reveal her location to her own MLA.
The misinformation and lack of clarity on this decision has been absolutely devastating and is responsible for the intensification of anti-Indigenous racism. Every single BC Con leadership candidate bears responsibility for stoking this &gov’t needed to better communicate.