"Canadian Conservative tired of Libs defending failure, worshipping Carney's speeches, and ignoring the real pain of inflation, job losses, and broken promises!
NEW - OneBC names practicing kinesiologist Matt Cole as their candidate for Coquitlam–Burke Mountain. He will go up against BC NDP Minister of Children and Family Development incumbent Jodie Wickens. The BC Conservatives have not named a nominee in the riding.
There's a real conservative option, thats @One_BCHQ! Hold the BC Liberals, who took over the BC conservatives, and the NDP to their terrible records! https://t.co/lofRT4dLZS include common sense tax cuts, deregulation, land rights, and remove safe supply!
https://t.co/kMCmUkrQFj
Hey Bruce Banman
Seems @One_BCHQ now has a candidate that has actual conservative values in the Abbotsford South riding.
Robin Roy. More details to come.
Many conservative British Columbians have been expressing their concerns to me about the relationship between OneBC and the BC Conservative party.
I have good news, despite the fact that the BC Conservatives cut off all contact after the coup against Kerry-Lynne Findlay, we have decided to optimize the conservative movement in the fight against the radical left. Wherever you are in BC, you will have a real conservative option to vote for.
Over the last year and a half I have seen many BC “Conservative” MLAs vote for insane NDP policy. On the other hand, we have fought side by side with other MLAs against those very same policies. Unfortunately, some of those conservatives are being purged right now.
You have our word, that the subversion of democracy from the insiders who are trying to recreate the BC Liberal party will not go unopposed, and no conservative will be forced to go to polls demoralized.
At the same time, just as we did in the Abbotsford-Mission by-election when Kerry-Lynne Findlay was running, we will not oppose true conservatives who will fight for the values we all share to ensure victory over the extremist NDP agenda.
Burnaby South–Metrotown, one of your potential OneBC candidates is trying to get over the bureaucratic hurdle and onto the ballot.
Andrew Rose is seeking to run for OneBC and needs nomination signatures from eligible voters in the riding. Elections BC requires provincial candidates to submit at least 75 valid nominators, and candidates are advised to collect more in case some signatures don’t qualify.
To nominate him, you must be a Canadian citizen, at least 18 by election day, have lived in B.C. for the previous six months, live in Burnaby South–Metrotown, be eligible to vote, and you cannot already have nominated another candidate in this election.
Andrew has set up an electronic nomination form here with instructions for completing and returning it.
https://t.co/JYyHJPiO3B
This does not cast your vote on October 24. It helps determine whether his name can appear on the ballot so voters actually have the option.
Candidate nominations close October 3 at 1 p.m. Pacific, because apparently democracy also comes with paperwork and a hard deadline.