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Amy Hamm: B.C.'s new rockstar premier Lorne Doerkson vows to protect property rights nationalpost.com/opinion/amy…

Sure, congratulations on the election victory is in order and fair. Now let’s work together to make sure the promises become reality! Now that the election is over it's time to get to work! We all have a role to play in holding the @Conservative and @LDoerkson accountable. The work - Lower taxes, less red tape, DRIPA repeal (with no substitute brought in), Crown land ownership to its Citizens, education reform, and government transparency. Let’s keep the momentum going and push for real, measurable results. Check out this post for the details and a letter template you can use. Copy, paste, modify, share, and like. Send it to your MLA, ministers, and government representatives. The more people who speak up respectfully and consistently, the harder it is for important questions to go unanswered. Let’s get to work, positively, proactively, and together. The election is over. Accountability starts now! xitter.cf/CNDinshorts/status/211…

How's that associate membership with the EU looking?

BC under the leadership of Eby and the Socialists led the North American continent in deaths from Drug Overdoses per capita of all other states and provinces. Death by overdose was the leading cause of unnatural deaths in BC surpassing Homicide. 18,700 persons died under Eby's inane drug laws.

‘You bet we’ll be back’: B.C. NDP stalwart on the party regrouping after defeat ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article…

For those of you have contacted me over the past year to ask why I no longer support Danielle Smith or the UPC, here is the case in point. The Covid drugs are not vaccines. They are bioweapons. They are neither safe or effective. They kill and sterilize people. This is your govt.

This 260-year demographic timeline of Poland’s Jewish population reveals the devastating scale of the Holocaust. Source: buff.ly/MEHJWla

Has Canada really become this retarded? This is Emily Lowan. She was just elected to represent the people of Saanich North, British Columbia.

Canadian politician Danielle Smith announces an expansion of the COVID vaccine program in Alberta. They are nothing but demons and bloody murderers! There is absolutely no difference between the Liberals, the NDP, and the so-called Conservatives. They are all working for the same globalist, demonic masters. Shame on the Christians who vote for such a wicked, evil, and corrupt government! @MakisMedicine

This is criminal. Alberta's own data clearly shows that COVID is 99.9996% survivable for anyone under the age of 18. The risks of taking this experimental gene therapy are 20x greater than the disease.

Well done Mr Carney. Truly impressive.

Virtually all of the slopulist right "influencers" in Canada were on Team One BC, which won 1% of the vote. They set their hair on fire when the BC Conservatives decided to stabilize themselves as a mainstream centre-right party at the beginning of the campaign. As with the Alberta referendum, this is yet more evidence that these so-called influencers have no influence, and should be broadly ignored by sensible, principled Canadian conservatives.

Perfect symbolism. Six days after the referendum. Perfect.

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British Columbians have just elected a Conservative government led by a premier who was barely known a few weeks ago. The NDP’s attempt to play the “Trump card” in an election called two years early did not work. This is good news for the province, for Alberta and also for Mark Carney. For agriculture and food, the new government’s commitments could bring welcome changes: • More on-farm processing: Modernizing the “50/50” rule could help farmers expand processing, source ingredients from other farms and generate revenue year-round. • Better water access and worker housing: Faster groundwater licensing, more water storage and priority for farmworker housing permits could ease production constraints. • Farmland reforms: Changes to the Agricultural Land Reserve and farm-class revenue thresholds, alongside a target of reducing reliance on imported food by 10% by 2030. Protecting productive farmland must remain central. • Stronger aquaculture support: Working with Ottawa to permit responsible aquaculture where evidence demonstrates no harm to wild salmon. • Tax relief on Canadian alcohol: Removing PST on Canadian beer, wine and spirits for the duration of the U.S. trade war. These commitments offer a promising direction. The real test will be whether they translate into more investment, stronger farms, greater processing capacity and, ultimately, more affordable food.