NDP leader David Eby says, if elected, he would introduce a new tax bracket for those British Columbians with annual income over 1 million dollars. #bcpoli

My God. Amount over $265,545–$1,000,000 now taxed at 55.5%. The minimum amount required to qualify to buy a home in Vancouver is just below that range at $220,000. Those making over $1mm taxed at 57.5%. Wow.

Eby was asked 3xs this week about cancelling the grocery rebate, promised last election. He pointed to the lost revenue from the carbon tax as the reason. But that carbon tax pledge (conditional on the Feds doing the same) was made 17 days before the grocery rebate one. #bcpoli

This from @JasJohalBC makes sense, b/c the vehicle levy, to my knowledge, has been on the table since 2025. It's the only funding source left after carbon tax cancelled and road/mobility pricing ruled out by gov. Asked @Dave_Eby about it in May 2025: biv.com/news/commentary/rob-…

Wanna talk about that 20 cents, Premier Eby? 8 yrs ago, your NDP predecessor, called it the “13 mystery cents” In fact it was & is now an even more expensive 20 ct carbon tax which your govt & green schemers want to bury - the BCLCFS (low carbon fuel standard Nice try

Is this like the $1,000 you promised to British Columbians the last election? 🤷‍♂️ Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me

Two years ago today, David Eby's NDP announced a campaign promise. A $1,000 grocery rebate for every family in British Columbia. Eby won, then Eby broke that promise. How can you trust anything the NDP say this election?

Never forget how Ontario transplant Dave Eby came to Vancouver and sowed division and chaos.

Seeing as the BC NDP is running on its healthcare record, here's a throwback to a 2024 election debate when David Eby said every British Columbian would have a family doctor by the end of 2025.

The first time most British Columbians would have ever seen @LDoerkson was when a news crew stumbled upon him, as a first-term MLA, in the middle of a wildfire pitching in to help folks facing the flames.

Very interesting numbers here…..

On the first day of the Battle of the Somme, 800 (overwhelmingly “white heterosexual”) men of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment went over the top. 68 answered roll call the next morning. Now their male descendants can’t work at NL’s only university which was named in their honour.

Yes, China is implementing crippling tariffs on Canada's $5b canola exports. And yes, the same to its $1.1b seafood sector. And yes it may also be interfering in Canada elections, and arming our enemies abroad, and using forced/child labour. BUT. Damn, it builds cheap ferries.

I have not seen a better graphic representation of the cultural divide that exists in this country. The most important voting issue for young people was cost of living & affordable housing. The most important voting issue for boomers was Donald Trump. The least important factor was making Canada a better place to live. Canada is great for boomers. Given the youth vote is trending CPC and the Student Vote just went CPC (I think for the first time ever?) - it may be worth the LPC considering whether or not they want Canada to be great for young people, too.

Elbows Up and Head in The Dumpster

“I want to be clear: no apology is sufficient,” Tay said. “Threats like these are the tradecraft of the Chinese Communist Party to interfere in Canada. And they are not just aimed at me — they are intended to send a chilling signal to the entire community in order to force compliance to Beijing’s political goals.”

And its on like Donkey Kong @scoopercooper

Want to reward Ottawa for this? It's much harder to grow an agri-food industry when the economy is stalled.