Caroline Elliott
@NVanCaroline • 14,855 subscribers
Mum, hiker, cyclist, North Shore enthusiast. Running to be your BC Conservative MLA in West Vancouver-Capilano.
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I was in the backcountry for a few days and came back to some commentary about my leadership campaign. Here’s my response, not as a “liberal lobbyist from out east,” but as a born-and-raised British Columbian and lifelong federal Conservative voter. As someone who cast my ballot for Pierre for party leader, who voted for him again in the last general election, who publicly endorsed him ahead of his leadership review, and who has never had any reason to wish him anything but the greatest success: Let’s set aside the apparent personal disputes, bring people together and win, because Conservatives fighting with each other only helps our adversaries and fails Canadians. Let’s focus on the massive challenges facing everyday citizens and propose a path forward that they can get excited about - a path that’s only possible if Conservatives unite and form government. Let’s be proud of what we stand for as Conservatives, constructive about our nation’s very real difficulties, and welcome those who share our interest in empowering Canadians to live up to their enormous potential. There’s simply too much at stake to do otherwise.
Caroline Elliott229,902 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten
Most British Columbians have no idea how much public land is being given away as part of the NDP’s radical land back agenda. In this case, its prime properties in the heart of our provincial capital, an entire provincial park and more. Let’s get back to this simple principle: BC’s public land and parks belong to *all* British Columbians.
Caroline Elliott77,239 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
Thank you, West Vancouver-Capilano, for putting your trust in me.
Caroline Elliott12,229 Aufrufe • vor 11 Tagen
A whole generation of children is going through an education system that openly advocates for decolonization, that actively seeks to ‘decentre’ western knowledge systems, and that teaches kids the land they stand on isn’t theirs. This is just one of the public domains in which the left have successfully pushed their ideological agenda, largely unchallenged, with real impacts on our collective future. And it’s one of the things Geoff Russ 🍁, Alexander Brown and I won’t be afraid to talk about at Without Diminishment (Without Diminishment). Learn more & subscribe here:
Caroline Elliott247,371 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
The race is over. The members have spoken. And I feel good. Congratulations to Kerry-Lynne Findlay on her win and to my fellow contestants Iain Black, Yuri Fulmer and Peter Milobar for their strong campaigns. Thank you to my incredible team who believed in me, and to everyone who participated in this process. Now, it’s time to beat the NDP so we can restore hope and prosperity to the province we love.
Caroline Elliott83,559 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten
David Eby has a habit of hiding his secret DRIPA deals from the public. Last election he signed a deal and didn’t tell anyone until after votes were cast. This election he tried the same thing… but he got caught. This pattern of secrecy makes you wonder: what else is he hiding?
Caroline Elliott14,815 Aufrufe • vor 22 Tagen
BC has 200+ First Nations with overlapping traditional territories covering every inch of the province. As I explain to Global News: If we allow one provincial park to be shut down to non-Indigenous citizens on the basis of ancestry, it sets a problematic precedent for parks & public land all across BC. I’ve been fighting this park closure since it first happened, and four summers later I’m not about to stop. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: BC’s beautiful provincial parks belong to ALL British Columbians.
Caroline Elliott64,704 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten
🚨Find a few minutes of your day and WATCH THESE 2 CLIPS featuring top aboriginal law expert Tom Isaac. You won’t regret it. 1️⃣ On the Cowichan decision, Isaac explains that – far from fearmongering – concerns around private property stemming from the Cowichan decision are well-founded. And, the impacts are not confined to Richmond but extend province-wide. 2️⃣ On the Haida agreement, Isaac explains that, despite all the talk of “consultation,” no one was consulted on whether or not their fee simple title would be part of an Aboriginal title agreement. And despite saying they’d consider the material concerns raised about the agreement, the provincial government went into court and got their judicial order anyway. 🔗
Caroline Elliott137,407 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
A 40-unit “low barrier” (i.e, drugs allowed) housing facility is being proposed literally *right next door* to one of the North Shore’s largest dance schools, exposing hundreds of children & teenage girls to real risks. The disregard shown by all levels of government toward everyday British Columbians never ceases to amaze me. The NDP’s North Shore MLAs welcomed the project. I’m unaware of any comments from Opposition MLAs. We don’t have to accept this as normal. It’s time for regular British Columbians to speak up. Email: [email protected] [email protected] Link:
Caroline Elliott52,445 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten
Repealing DRIPA is essential. But it’s just the start. Today I’m releasing my plan to repeal DRIPA, protect private property, restore democracy and unleash prosperity in BC. We need to put British Columbians back in charge of their land, their laws, and their future. Check it out:
Caroline Elliott69,128 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten
Back to school means back to land acknowledgements in the classroom. But recent events in BC show that sometimes words aren’t just words. 4 reasons we need to stop doing land acknowledgements, right now: 1️⃣ Private property under threat 2️⃣ Democracy at stake 3️⃣ Park access restricted by ethnicity 4️⃣ Unhealthy division into ancestry-based groups We can’t keep endorsing this with our words.
Caroline Elliott110,210 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr