I had the opportunity to tour the main production facility of Westcoast Vegetables in Delta last week. The high-tech hydroponic process was an eye-opener for someone who grew up on a mixed farm in northern Saskatchewan. In speaking with the two second-generation owners, it

I had the opportunity to tour the FortisBC Tilbury LNG plant last week. This facility has been operating since 1971. Originally built as a gas storage project to support peak demand, the site is now part of a growing market for fueling ships converted to LNG. Through a

“The Eby government has taken a wrecking ball to British Columbia’s public finances.” #bcpoli biv.com/news/commentar…

Today, the Globe and Mail reported on a poll conducted by Environics Research showing that 73% of Canadians support the construction of new oil pipelines. Given the natural wealth of Canada, combined with continued trade challenges, Canadians see the value in producing and

David Eby says B.C. will be the engine of Canada’s new economy. But powering it by windmills and solar panels is wishful thinking. Clean energy isn’t powering anything except government subsidies and inflated egos! If you’re a U.S. producer chasing handouts, sure—come to B.C.

Taxpayers deserve answers. Metro Vancouver has shelved its review of the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant, a project that has ballooned from $700 million to $4 billion. And the province is letting it happen. This may not be a local issue for Peace River South, but it

Stay safe by understanding what Tsunami threat levels mean. #BC Notification Zones A, B, C & D are under TSUNAMI ADVISORY. Strong currents are likely. Stay away from shore. More info: emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca/event/tsunami-… #BCTsunami

Off to Prince Rupert with my colleagues Larry Newfield and Gavin Dew. Time to roll up our sleeves and fight to get BC’s resource sector moving again.

Premier David Eby was in Kitimat this week promoting Cedar LNG. While it’s good to see movement on a new project, it doesn’t change the bigger picture. After 15 years of LNG development in British Columbia, we still have only one major plant in operation. The permitting delays

Stopped by the historic Wheelhouse Brewing Company — an old train station turned into a bar in Prince Rupert. We were just out for a walk when we ran into a few supporters. Even way out here, people are recognizing us and backing the movement. Great to see the Conservative

Today is a good reminder of what makes British Columbia worth building. Strong communities, resourceful people, and a landscape that feeds both our economy and our way of life. Whether you’re spending BC Day with family, out on the land, or hard at work, thank you for being part

🚨 Another reckless NDP cut: the BC government is slashing payments to long‑COVID clinics, leaving 5,000+ patients without the care they need—often the only support available. This isn’t cost-cutting—it’s care-cutting.

As I told Global BC, we are losing the next generation of young people who can’t see a future in British Columbia. They're being driven away by issues with affordability, jobs, red tape, taxes, and the failure of basic government services. This is David Eby's BC. #bcpoli

The U.S. just hit B.C. forestry with punishing new duties and it didn’t have to happen. Experts warned the NDP for YEARS. Eby ignored them. Now, mills will close, jobs will be lost, and families will pay the price. This is failure by negligence.

The latest Public Accounts show that B.C.’s debt has grown by over $26 billion in just one year, now totalling $133.9 billion. Operating debt alone rose by $15.78 billion, with little to show in the way of improved public services. Emergency rooms are still closing, schools need

Rock bottom business confidence is suppressing hiring, which is leaving young people without opportunities, which is driving them to leave the province. It’s a vicious cycle. We haven’t seen it this bad since the NDP 90s. #bcpoli

New jobs data just came out from Statistics Canada. Young people in BC are getting crushed.

We had a great time hosting a delicious pancake breakfast at the Dawson Creek Exhibition! Travelling around teaches you a lot. Personally, I find that it doesn't matter whether you're in Dawson Creek or Downtown Vancouver — Folks just want a better life. Let's make it happen.

On the ground at Site C with MLA Larry Neufeld. It's great to meet the people building BC’s next generation of clean, reliable electricity. Jobs today, energy security for tomorrow.