 British Columbia Direct Democracy Party - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently gave $595 million to 'qualifying' journalists. Shortly thereafter the corona pandemic struck leading to a critical need for ventilators. Ventilators cost $10,000 each and BC has a shortage. $595 million is enough to buy 60,000 ventilators. If asked, would BC voters be more likely to support giving $595 million to journalists or would they rather that money be spent on ventilators for hospitals during the most disruptive pandemic in history? We'll never know because voters were never given a say in the matter.
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 Why are Childcare Subsidy, Gaming Grants, Child Care Operating Funding and the Major Capital Funding: Creation of New Licensed Child Care Spaces been totally omitted from the $10/day conversation?
As an expert in the childcare field, I am tired of waiting for someone to point out what parents and care givers already have. Instead, I only hear the $10/day lure... dazzling voters into the $10/day childcare plan that the NDP is proposing.  LANGLEY, B.C. – February 14, 2017. The Conservative Party of Canada’s all candidate’s debate, dubbed the “Debate in the Valley,” sold out a week ahead of schedule according to Steve Schafer, President of the Conservatives’ Cloverdale – Langley City Electoral District Association.
“Our organizing committee is elated that in just two weeks the event was sold out. We released an additional 100 tickets and those have sold out as well” said Schafer.  LANGLEY, BC – January 25th, 2017
Steve Schafer, President of the Conservative Party of Canada's Cloverdale – Langley City Electoral District Association, is pleased to announce that on Saturday February 18th the Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidates will be participating in a debate in Langley.  Source - Submitted by Langley—Aldergrove Member of Parliament, Mark Warawa Electoral Reform Survey Results Handed to House CommitteeOttawa, ON – Langley—Aldergrove Member of Parliament, Mark Warawa released the electoral reform survey results on Parliament Hill. The responses are from a survey that was sent to every household in Langley-Aldergrove two weeks ago. The results will be submitted to the House of Commons Special Committee on Electoral Reform.
 Source - Nursing Link - Euthanasia Ottawa, ON – Today, Mark Warawa, Member of Parliament for Langley — Aldergrove, introduced his Private Member’s Bill C-268: Protection of Freedom of Conscience Act.
Warawa’s bill would amend the Liberal government’s assisted suicide legislation, Bill C-14. It would guarantee the protection of conscience rights of physicians and health care professionals who conscientiously object to participating in assisted suicide and euthanasia.  Ottawa, ON – Today, Mark Warawa, Member of Parliament for Langley—Aldergrove, outlined his concerns with the Government’s Bill C-14: Medical Assistance in Dying.
 Source - Bradner Elementary District Website By Heather Lemieux, On February 23rd, 2016 exhausted parents and members of the community attended the Abbotsford Board of Education meeting to hear the trustees vote on the fate of rural Abbotsford schools.
 Happy Bradner pre-teens - let them thrive in THEIR community! Image Source - Bradner Elementary School Newsletter, published online By Heather Lemieux,
Bradner BC - The Initiative, Referenda, and Recall system, or IRR system is an initiative process through which a registered voter can propose a new law or changes to an existing law on matters over which the provincial legislature has authority. A voter must collect signatures from 10% of the registered voters in each of the province’s electoral districts for an initiative petition to succeed. The initiative process is unique to BC – no other province or territory in Canada has initiative legislation....! So how can this IRR system be used to save our education system in BC and our K-7's in Abbotsford?  Map source - Elections Canada By Brian Kingman
Bradner BC - Are you in the dark about what to expect or who the candidates are in the next federal election? I hope this message helps solve the mystery of where we now vote and who the candidates are. On October 19th, 2015, two months from now, residents of North & South Abbotsford will cast their vote to who they support. Here is a quick overview of the majority of Abbotsford Rural Ratepayers candidates. One candidate we won’t have is the Honourable Ed Fast, as he leaves our new riding to run in another new riding; named Abbotsford. |
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