Based on the comment ratio, I’m assuming very few voters are taking Eby up on his invite.
I’m inviting all progressive voters to join us in this election. If you’ve voted Green in the past, we share a lot of the same values, and there’s too much at stake right now.
In 11 seats last time, the Green vote was the difference between a Conservative and a New Democrat. We can stop Conservative cuts and build B.C. strong if we stand together.
This is why in the old days, only property owners could vote. Renters have no skin in the game and now that home ownership is feeling out of reach they want to burn the whole system down.
Now the left has no more excuses. You got what you wanted.
Another example of COPE and Fry’s toxic brand of politics. The far left is so intolerant of others. It is sad to see.
Please be respectful.
Everyone has an opinion on who they should vote for. I respect everyone’s choices.
Same block near the PNE.
#vanpoli
Just voted for Colleen Hardwick for mayor and TEAM candidates for council and down the ballot.
TEAM has the best chance of replacing Ken Sim with a competent administration that values heritage and shares many of my tough on crime, fiscal conservative values.
I support Lorne on this issue!
"The attack on seniors will stop. Seniors deserve our respect and they will get it."
@LDoerkson slams @Dave_Eby and the BC NDP over canceled long-term care home projects and tax hikes squeezing seniors out of their homes.
Never Pete Fry!
Vote TEAM and/or ABC.
Picture your commute with 11% of Vancouver’s road space gone. That’s 220 kilometres of roads and sidewalks.
It’s hard to believe, but it’s on page 10 of the Green platform, and Pete Fry is running on it. He also wants a 30 km/h speed limit on major arterials.
In a city that already struggles with gridlock, that means more time stuck in traffic for commuters, delivery drivers, tradespeople and families.
Mayor Ken Sim has a different plan: fix our roads and sidewalks, coordinate construction better, and get traffic moving again.
If you drive, bike, bus or run a business in this city, how our streets work affects your day.
Election Day is October 17.
Vote for Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team, and vote YES on both plebiscite questions.
Let’s keep building the change our city needs, not rip up our roads.
#ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Affordability
Scratch underneath the pro-DRIPA activists and you’ll find simmering racism and resentment.
Time to reclaim our government from these nut jobs and govern for the benefit of all British Columbians.
Vote Conservative.
Replying to @FreeWheelinRob
Simmer down, chubby, insecure pale boy. This is indigenous land. You’re little more than a settler.
Why haven’t you done anything about it then? 10 years in office. Street disorder worse than ever.
We haven’t forgotten the closure of Riverview under a conservative government…
We’re still paying the price today.
#bcpoli
Robert Stevenson retweeted
My takeaway from tonight’s debate: Lorne Doerkson accomplished exactly what he needed to accomplish.
David Eby spent much of the debate attacking the Conservatives, while Doerkson repeatedly brought the discussion back to the NDP’s record on affordability, the economy, public safety and the deficit.
That contrast mattered.
Doerkson entered this debate far less known than Eby. His challenge was to introduce himself to British Columbians and demonstrate that he could stand on the stage with an incumbent premier.
Eby looked like an incumbent determined to put the Conservatives on trial. Doerkson used the opportunity to put the government’s record on trial.
He entered the evening as the lesser-known challenger.
He left having presented himself as someone ready to be premier.
Eby’s bullshitting getting called out by sitting MPs.
All he does is lie.
Replying to @LDoerkson
@LDoerkson showed he knows the resource file better than Eby. It wasn’t a court case, it was the decision on a mining project near Fish Lake by the federal government.
Attention to detail & clarity on facts are necessary precursors to having the good judgement to be Premier.
Lorne ended the night as the clear winner of the debate.
Best lines: “Nothing is better under David Eby and the NDP”
“42,000 British Columbians lost their jobs in the past two months”
Slow start for Lorne but he woke up in that last segment. Strong response to Eby on NDP anti-semitism
Must suck to have to try and carry water for the worst premier BC has had in decades.
Former Premier Mike Harcourt: David Eby has proved he's the 'get it done' leader timescolonist.com/opinion/co… via @timescolonist #bcpoli #vanpoli



















