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@centrebc.caCentreBC's 2026 Platform is now available.
A comprehensive plan focused on affordability, accessible healthcare, safer communities, and a stronger economy.
Clear priorities. Measurable commitments. A vision for British Columbia's future.
Read the full platform at centrebc.ca/platform
@centrebc.caMeet Parm Bhandol, CentreBC's candidate for Surrey North. A longtime resident, HandyDART operator and mathematics graduate, Parm is focused on public transit, infrastructure and opportunities for youth.
@centrebc.ca“I think that there is appetite for change out there.”
— Elenore Sturko, CBC News
@centrebc.caAn apology does not end the conversation about accountability.
Following Katy Merrifield’s acknowledgment of her anti-Islam post, questions remain for BC Conservative leadership.
Elenore Sturko speaks out on religious freedom, discrimination and accountability.
@centrebc.caGreat to join CentreBC's Surrey–Newton candidate Harman Preet Singh at Radio India this morning. We're focused on what matters to British Columbians: affordability, safer communities and stronger opportunities. Thank you to Radio India for having us!
@centrebc.ca@centrebc.caLorne Doerkson is clearly showing he isn’t willing to stand up for all British Columbians. If he were prepared to stand against hate in all its forms, he wouldn’t continue to endorse a homophobic candidate.
@centrebc.caLorne Doerkson owes British Columbians answers about ICBC. After outlining plans to change no-fault insurance, he denied making promises. CentreBC is calling on him to release his full proposal, explain the impact on premiums, and put British Columbians first. Read our full statement.
@centrebc.caMeet Dan Wood, CentreBC's candidate for West Vancouver–Sea to Sky.
Dan brings more than a decade of housing and real estate experience, with a focus on affordability, transportation and wildfire preparedness.
@centrebc.caMeet Andrew Weaver.
A former Green Party leader, scientist and UVic professor, Andrew brings 34 years of academic experience and a record of public service in British Columbia.
@centrebc.caMeet Lakhwinder Jhaj, CentreBC's candidate for Abbotsford–Mission.
She brings decades of community advocacy, more than 20 years of business experience and award-winning volunteer leadership.
@centrebc.caMeet Paul Brar, CentreBC's candidate for Surrey–Fleetwood.
Paul brings four decades of real estate experience, grassroots political involvement and strong community ties to Surrey.
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@centrebc.caSources: CP24 and Surrey Now-Leader (Heather Maahs, 2022 podcast remarks); CBC News (ARPA event at the BC legislature, 2025); Surrey Now-Leader (Feb. 26, 2026 first-reading vote on a bill to repeal BC's Human Rights Code).
@centrebc.caThe BC Conservatives say they've changed. The public record says otherwise.
Elenore Sturko on why it's the same old party. If you want to move past Conservative chaos and NDP incompetence, join the centrist movement at centrebc.ca
@centrebc.caToday, CentreBC honours missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit people. We stand with families and survivors and recognize the urgent need for justice, accountability and meaningful action to end systemic violence.
@centrebc.caDoerkson says he'll bring conservative values to BC. He won't say if secret talks with OneBC are one of them.
@centrebc.caCentreBC Leader Elenore Sturko welcomes the decision to fast-track the proposed Alberta–B.C. oil pipeline and commits to an additional $60 million in skilled trades training to support job creation and expand opportunities for British Columbians.
