15 extortion-terrorism suspects are trying to use refugee claims to delay trials and avoid deportation. This is outrageous. Refugee protections must never be a shield for violent foreign criminals. When suspects are arrested for terrorism and extortion, the priority is simple:

Fifteen suspects involved in extortion and terrorism are seeking to delay trials and avoid deportation by claiming refugee status. This is unacceptable. Refugee protections should not shield violent foreign criminals. Our priority must be the safety of Canadians. No

Only in Canada… soft on crime & criminals! Time for change…

I am profoundly disturbed by the antisemitic terror attack at a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney, Australia. This was a coordinated attack involving multiple gunmen, deliberately targeting a peaceful religious gathering. Amid the chaos, a bystander took the initiative to disarm

Tonight at the Silber Family Menorah Lighting, I stood with the Jewish community to honour the meaning of Hanukkah and those lost in today’s attack in Australia. Jewish families in British Columbia should never have to shoulder massive security costs or see children wearing

This is a tragedy for an entire generation. Government policies in British Columbia and across Canada have failed young people. They were told: get an education, work hard, build a career, and you will succeed, it’s the Canadian dream. Yet today, many young people are doing

Nine long years. Nine years of BC NDP failure. Public safety has deteriorated. Violent repeat offenders are released back onto our streets. Open drug use and disorder have been normalized. Families no longer feel safe in their neighbourhoods, on transit, or in public spaces.

Strong work by the Abbotsford Police Department in taking this offender into custody. This is exactly the kind of coordinated, decisive policing that keeps communities safe. Thank you to the Abbotsford Police and to our officers across British Columbia who work together every

🚨PREMIER EBY & THE NDP ARE PLAYING A DANGEROUS GAME WITH UNDRIP On one hand, they say UNDRIP has force and effect. On the other, they DENY it. This deliberate lack of transparency is creating CHAOS and UNCERTAINTY around PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS. While the NDP plays politics,

Strong and welcome news for Prince George and communities across northern British Columbia. The creation of a dedicated North District Uniform Gang Enforcement Team will give police the tools and capacity they need to confront complex organized crime, gang violence, and the drug

Great to see so many friends and neighbours out at our Christmas Mix & Mingle last night. Thank you to everyone who joined us, and a special thanks to Shannon Lake Golf Course for hosting. It’s always great to be back in the riding, connecting with people and getting into the

The Province is now scrambling to manage the consequences of its own failed public-safety policies. It should not take intensive, multi-agency policing teams and enormous resources just to monitor five repeat offenders. That is not an efficient or sustainable use of taxpayer

Those text alerts are designed to be used during an emergency to quickly get information to the public and to improve the time it takes for response time by emergency services. Except the NDP government doesn’t use this service in a timely fashion which shows down response and

The BC NDP is now doing press conferences to claim they’ve “fixed” public safety. They broke it. They underfunded police. They failed to staff Crown prosecutors. They let repeat offenders walk. Now they’re rolling out expensive band-aid programs to clean up their own mess.

Closed doors. Hidden decisions. NDAs. No accountability. The BC NDP has become one of the most secretive governments in Canada. It is time to end that.

I spoke with AM1150 about the U.S.-made liquor the BC NDP pulled from shelves and is now storing in warehouses costing taxpayers money. Tens of millions of dollars’ worth is sitting unused while food banks are under strain. Other provinces sold it off. B.C. won’t. That’s not

The BC government says some “program” cut police interactions with repeat violent offenders by 50%. Cool story... but from what I see on the streets and hear from residents and business owners, the reality is different: more violence, repeat offenders roaming, accountability

This is what NDP mismanagement looks like. Rail safety professionals spelled it out in black and white: tracks in Nanaimo were too dangerous to safely carry hazardous materials yet propane tank cars carrying 131,000 litres kept moving. Rotten ties. Missing bolts. No maintenance

This is a serious public safety failure. A government-managed SRO allowed an accused killer to live among vulnerable residents. If the province is the landlord, it is responsible for who is allowed inside and that responsibility was blatantly ignored. No proper checks. No due