Just illustrates her political naivety - laying out her strategy even before the results are in. If it’s a government with the Greens holding the balance of power she should keep her powder dry and then strike a bargain with whoever gives her the best deal.
Can’t say @Emily_Lowan is being terribly wise given the B.C. NDP track record of betrayal. The Greens must forge a way of their own, giving trust where it is earned not where it will be taken for granted.
Victoria Beacon hill. I’m voting green again, first time since 2017.
I’m disappointed our conservative option didn’t pan out here. So voting Green is the best way to give Grace Lore a run for her money.
4 years from now would love to see either Hammond or Bowkett take a run at the mayor’s chair (council experience matters), @BruceMcGYYJ consider a run for council and hope to see Rothe, McInnis, and Heit also run again.
Eby lived in subsidized housing as he was a sitting MLA… #bcpoli
He is a leech. He takes up spaces for child care and spaces for subsidized housing. What a dirt bag
So, I just downloaded the Blue Book for BC Doctor Salaries. Apparently David Eby's wife, Cailey Rose Lynch, makes $300,050 per year. Add this to Eby's own perks, the couple is hauling in more than a HALF million a year. And he thinks its Okay to steal a daycare seat from some poor family that really needs it.
This is beyond appalling. Eby MUST resign first think tomorrow morning.
Now that BC NDP's David Eby and his wife who are RICH have been caught taking a spot in a 10$ a day childcare program that is almost impossible to get into, and meant for families struggling financially...if the brainwashed sheep in BC STILL vote for this POS this province is DONE!
If you want to see a change in Victoria, we have to vote for change.
Here are my choices on the ballot for Victoria Council.
These fine individuals will represent our city fairly, free from political ideologies, & partisan politics
Most of all, I believe they will listen.
Also, David Eby lived in a three-bedroom rental apartment subsidized by the University of British Columbia around 2019, while serving as Attorney General.
A September 2019 Vancouver Sun profile describes his home as a three-bedroom rental apartment on the UBC campus, where he lived with his wife Cailey Lynch, a 2018 UBC medical graduate.