David Eby (accidentally?) left the comments ‘on’ on this post and he’s already getting ratioed. How long until he turns them off?

This is so incredibly misleading! As @VaughnPalmer, @RobShaw_BC, @FranYanor and many other members of the Press Gallery will recall, the Haida Agreement was NOT unanimously supported by all parties in the Legislature (and it was passed in May, not April). It was opposed by every

#BCNDP is again reaching into restaurant employers empty pockets because they can, because they believe the private sector is not worthy of support and they don’t really give a damn what #CRA has to say or what’s fair. @bcpoli #preditoryndp

“Stop Hiding, Mr. Gill— Let’s Have a Real Conversation in Front of the People” I am publicly challenging Conservative candidate Sukhman Singh Gill to participate in an open discussion about our visions for representing the people of Abbotsford–South Langley in Ottawa. #cdnpoli

Tariffs are simply taxes. Conservatives once united against new taxes. Taxing trade will mean less trade and higher prices.

While the NDP continues to fail on healthcare, they have instead prioritized large severance payments to NDP political staffers and nickel and diming legal owners of short-term rental properties.

📊 Some takeaways from StatCan's December jobs numbers this morning: 52% of the jobs growth this December was in public sector positions. Year-over-year, BC has added 13,300 public sector employees, but lost 6,400 private sector and self-employment jobs. #bcpoli

Conservative and Green signs scattered all over, but not a single NDP sign in sight. Conveniently missing from the mess—makes you wonder. 🤔 @bcndp care to comment? #bcpoli #NorthVan

“B.C. has experienced essentially zero net growth in private sector jobs for more than two years” A BCNDP jobs plan may not exist but their debt plan is exceeding expectations. Cherry-picked job numbers paint deceptive picture of B.C. economy https://t.co/CQNnSt8nfN via @BIVnews

I can fill in for Rustad @RobShaw_BC because most of us running are not afraid to debate. It seems like only the BC Cons are afraid to stand up for themselves. !! #bcpoli

This is obscene. David Eby and his NDP government have completely lost their way.

BC “Conspiracy” Party candidate believes 5G is a genocidal weapon that gives you COVID and Rustad is on board with that - The Orca BC Conservative candidate pushes 5G COVID conspiracy theories - The Orca

As a grower I can say this PR has so little to do with the day to day challenges of most farmers in BC, it’s simply a joke. High energy$, land$, labour$, tax burden, one crop/season compared to subsidized global competition is the reality

@TranBC maintenance has suffered over the past 5 yrs and the especially vile Porta potti at the #HWY1 brake check in West Vancouver could be emblematic. It’s broken down and filthy and goes beyond with a stench that can gag. Truly not recommended. @bcpoli

Speaking deteriorating @TranBC⁩ maintenance. A popular cycling route along the busy Sea to Sky Highway in Pemberton has no fog lines and longitudinal cracks that can easily dump a bicycle or force them into the traffic. Unsafe at most speeds.

BC United vows to produce largest middle-class tax cut in BC history (Sponsored Content)

If the @bcndp's new aid package for apple farmers was an actual apple, it’d be a bruised, shrivelled- up, tiny red Spartan, full of holes and hanging limply off the tree, just waiting to fall with an ignominious little plop. My latest in @BeatNorthern: https://t.co/nkD9FVgceu

Add the Cowichan Hospital to that list. As of March it was 120% over budget and years behind schedule. NDP management = overpay and interminable delay.

Ideologically driven panic over climate change driven desertification appears to be misplaced. “Rather than shriveling and dying, vegetation is usually growing faster and expanding its terrain, while deserts are retreating.” Cue the greening hysteria.

The facts haven’t stopped the NDP from destroying peoples investments and financial futures. “Conference Board of Canada, which found that Airbnb activity in most cities was too small to have a meaningful impact on rental prices.”