Gently, I am going to drift a bit more into the background of my advocacy path - guided by my own commitment to patient care and my community ☮️to all

In 48 hours, the government’s cuts to long-term care take effect. Providers warned them. Families pleaded with them. Now seniors’ homes are on the line — and all we hear is silence. #bcpoli #SeniorsCare #Accountability

Every number is a story. But in BC, a lack of transparency surrounds healthcare. Let’s open up the data, so we can make properly informed decisions.

Yesterday behind closed doors with media, the NDP admitted that Aboriginal title & fee-simple title can not co-exist in the same land, in their full form, at the same time. They went even further — government believes Aboriginal title should be “suspended” when it is found to

Stake your government on what, @Dave_Eby? A thinly-guised fossil fuel subsidy to largely American-owned gas exports? To protect our public grid, we must block LNG from accessing clean power. “Electrifying” LNG won’t reduce GHGs and would require 8.4 Site C dams in power.#bcpoli

David Eby has created a dumpster fire with the way his government handled the Cowichan court case. All British Columbians should be upset with the NDP.

If the narrative catches on that the @bcndp has imperilled private property rights in BC, they’re cooked. And it won’t matter how much turmoil the BC Conservatives are in.

For the last 30 years or so, I feel like British Columbians have been incredibly passive about their government, and just kind of accepted a cozy bipartisan consensus about all big policy questions in exchange for stability and prosperity. But when that stability and prosperity

For most of our history as a province, the existential question of who legally controlled the territory of British Columbia was not considered particularly ambigious. But then, starting in the 90s, our government, our judges, lawyers, and politicians, decided that it was, in

Last week, Canada’s political consultancy class insisted that the solution to everything is… more TV ads!

Dr. Debbie Schwarcz says her rights are being violated, and by speaking out, she could face fines of up to $500,000 per day.

The NDP must explain their planned course of action besides the court appeal to address the immediate impacts of Cowichan Tribes v. Canada. One Richmond resident says his lender won’t renew his mortgage. Will David Eby and the NDP provide financial assistance so private

Here are your BC attorney general and Minister of Indigenous Relations at the Richmond meeting last night… He seems annoyed about some comment…

🚨Alarming :🚨 Property cannot have 2 competing claims to ownership. Period. The NDP will surely try to massage a deal where Aboriginal Title and Fee Simple do co-exist due to a secretive, ideological reconciliation agenda which does not serve all British Columbians. Proof?

The Cowichan decision resulted in hundreds of thousands of billable hours for law firms. Trial days, pre-trial work, years of motions, expert witnesses, and the appeal phase. Lawyers making a killing at the expense of taxpayers and homeowners. Absurd.

Analysis: Spencer Chandra-Herbert being shuffled into this portfolio while Christine Boyle was promoted into the supportive housing ministry that picks fights with municipal councils over density strongly indicates how Eby expects all of this to unfold: not well… Perhaps that’s

Agree. My MP @AaronGunn has been outspoken about this since the Victoria statue of our first Prime Minister was wrongly taken down.

From Aboriginal law expert Geoff Moyse in one of BC’s best, most follow-worthy publications, @BeatNorthern: “The declaration of Aboriginal title [on Haida Gwaii] emanated entirely from politically partisan negotiations between the B.C. government and the Haida Nation – passed

Private property real estate in BC is valued at $2.83 trillion… If your fee simple title is deemed invalid and you sue the government… the province will be quickly bankrupt…

The Cowichan Tribes court decision is now creating confusion and burden for many Richmond residents worried about their property rights. Yet Premier Eby laughed off threats to property rights and overlooked the issue when it first surfaced. This is no laughing matter — people

My American and International followers. You considering investing in a country where it allows private held property to be turned over to First Nation land claims and banks exiting by no longer renewing people’s mortgages?