Effective immediately, Trevor Halford, Claire Rattée, and John Rustad will no longer serve as members of the Conservative Party of British Columbia Caucus.
With an election potentially on the horizon, our focus must be on British Columbians and defeating David Eby’s NDP government.
The BC Conservative Party is the only free-enterprise team equipped with a fully funded campaign to take on the NDP, and we need everyone focused on building our movement and preparing to win.
Our caucus and grassroots are ready, and we’re building a strong team of candidates. There’s no room for internal power struggles or vanity projects. If your priority is building the movement, and supporting the Conservative Party of B.C., you are welcome.
Our priority is British Columbians.
The BC Conservative party hired a private investigator to look into 14 people, including current and former MLAs, a journalist covering the party, and Lululemon founder Chip Wilson, according to Chek News. (1/5) 🧵👇
This is a really bad move from Team Bradford:
1) Streisand effect
2) distraction from issues that Chow is weak on
3) puts Ford-supporting staff in a weird bind
4) elevates it into a needless fight
5) Centrist/left leaning voters won’t suddenly abandon Chow over it
Very cool (and important!) event hosted by The Icebreaker and Matt Lombardi this evening in Toronto.
It’s high time Canada invest in its military and defence industry. And it’s critical stakeholders make their case to Canadians about it being in the national interest and to their community’s benefit.
With billions of dollars on the line, these procurement opportunities cannot ignore public outreach and mobilization.
BREAKING: Ontario Premier Ford announces new cabinet.
Highlights include:
Graham McGregor, Minister of Citizenship and Multiculturalism
Nolan Quinn, Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security
''We sell more Crown Royal in Texas than we do in all of Canada''
A U.S ban on Canadian alcohol would have deep and far reaching consequences warns Cal Bricker, president and CEO of Spirits Canada — CBC News
Feds consider rolling back Trudeau-era ban on convenience store nicotine pouch sales.
A senior federal official confirms there is "openness" in government to easing existing restrictions, the National Post reports. 🧵👇 (1/6)
Thrilled to be back in the pages of @WDiminishment on why “Free Enterprise & Nothing Else” won’t fix BC.
I’ve stayed out of political discourse lately, but the idea of a new BC “free enterprise” party focused exclusively on economic/fiscal/pocketbook issues compelled me to weigh in.
We can’t keep pretending that BC’s problems can be entirely defined in dollars & cents and entirely solved with tax cuts, deregulation & balanced budgets (as important as these are).
We can’t keep ignoring the left’s steady, patient work to fundamentally re-shape our schools, our public service, our courts and our society.
What many don’t realize is that every economic/fiscal/pocketbook issue is underpinned & legitimized by a cultural mindset being unapologetically pushed into every aspect of governance, every single day that the NDP are in office.
They’re playing the long game. It’s time for us to get on the field.
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