British Columbians

*** Anti-Racism Act - June 1st, 2026 ***

“The government must, on or before June 1, 2026, develop a provincial anti-racism action plan for identifying and eliminating systemic racism and systemic racism specific to Indigenous peoples, and advancing racial equity, in British https://t.co/zpHQXe9Jg3

Every day, decisions made by First Nations affect multiple industries including land use, water management, forestry, mining, oil and gas, property rights, and development projects.

Does BC have a Provincial Government? Are our elected officials working in our best interest? https://t.co/PTty6AVrnY

Never ending.

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Bookmarked for later. Seeking 3-4 hours of new BC-related content, particularly north of Vancouver/Lower Mainland. News, small podcasts, local projects—anything worth learning about. Drop your recommendations.

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Survey ends tonight please read and take survey BC.

*** Top 10 issues in British Columbia for January 2026 ***

1. U.S. tariffs and trade uncertainty
2. Cost of living and affordability pressures
3. Housing affordability and supply challenges
4. Economic weakness and fiscal pressures
5. Public safety, crime, and extortion crisis

British Columbia - Did you know we are selling out our resources to foreign corporations? Did you know Indigenous Chiefs are acting as brokers to the deals? The transfer of Canadian Natural Assets to corporate ledgers does not benefit you or your children ... EVER. Better late https://t.co/eckIOuyjgb

2024 Kamloops - Remember BC's Wildfires with 24 different evacuation orders? Ashcroft July 19 - HIGHLAND MINE EXPANSION 1500 hectares. Shetland Creek Wildfire, bordering mine infrastructure, fire pushing northward.
FN Veto's the expansion in 2024, Teck Resources. Then 100 million https://t.co/MTH4sIJXgs

Tagging these BC Conservative leadership candidates in the BC Community group, hoping they'll answer the questions in the quoted post.

@iainblackbc @SheldonClareBC @NVanCaroline @yuri_fulmer @PeterMilobar @WarrenHamm @KerryLynneFindl

*** Late Night BC Elections Update - Jan 28 ***

On December 4th, I submitted a Freedom of Information request for copies of all tabulator tapes and ballot accounts. Elections BC's Privacy Officer denied my request, which I believe violates Section 275 of the BC Elections Act, as https://t.co/L7wOuKm069

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A Thread for British Columbians to consider the BC Conservative Candidates running for leadership in their responses on UNDRIP/DRIPA.

*** Freedom Of Information in BC ***

I've listened to all of the candidates running so far, but this was the first time I heard a candidate mention doing something about FOI’s & the OIPC. I stopped doing Reno’s & clipped this for the public who finds this important.

Everyone https://t.co/H0klMLzwpx

*** BC Elections Update - Jan 22 ***

I've received my first document release from Elections BC, 600 pages obtained through a Freedom of Information request.

Key Finding:
The documents reveal a discrepancy in the number of District Electoral Offices (DEOs):

1. Per the contract https://t.co/QQcKi4HkmE

Declining tolerance for disagreement.

*** Final Freedom of Information Rejection in BC - Election Integrity ***

Does the public have the right to transparency?

The response to my FOI arrived precisely at the 30 business day deadline, resulting in a final hour denial based on the Chief Electoral Officer's https://t.co/I0MXDqYMdu

*** New Elections BC CEO Discusses Voting Technology at Electoral Integrity Conference Sept 10th, 2025 ***

Shipra Verma, Elections BC's new CEO, participated as a discussant on Panel 2: Technology and the Voting Process, which examined:

1. Territorial experiences with online https://t.co/GkoLGMliw5

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*** BC Elections Update - Jan 16 ***

Fifteen months total: eight months investigating what happened, then seven more months of effort and public financial support to bring this lawsuit before the Supreme Court of B.C. on Election Integrity.

My petition seeks judicial review of