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DRIPA is the number one issue on people’s minds right across British Columbia. This BC Supreme Court decision in Richmond affects every single property owner in our province. The lack of clear language has created massive uncertainty about what “Aboriginal governance” actually means and what future deals will look... like. I am the only candidate on that stage with real, hands-on experience in Aboriginal land issues. I was part of the legal team that took the Musqueam case all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada. I’ve lived it. I’ve litigated it. I’ve negotiated these issues in Kelowna, the Shuswap, and across the province. Right now, both the provincial and federal governments have abandoned the field and are failing to stand up for the 95% of British Columbians who are non-Indigenous. That has to change. I will repeal DRIPA. We must govern for all British Columbians. Join me atshow more

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🚨We keep hearing claims that the Cowichan “don’t want” the affected Richmond PRIVATE PROPERTY. That misses the point entirely. The court has granted ABORIGINAL TITLE over the affected private property in RICHMOND. Whether the COWICHAN choose to exercise that right to that private property is irrelevant — the legal right now exists and may be accessed. This COWICHAN DECISION directly affects the families who own those affected private properties, and it should concern all British Columbians. With 95% of British Columbia exposed to Indigenous land claims, this ruling creates UNCERTAINTY that can be repeated in other communities across the province. The NDP government should have acted to protect PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS before this issue reached a court ruling.

🚨We keep hearing claims that the Cowichan “don’t want” the affected Richmond PRIVATE PROPERTY. That misses the point entirely. The court has granted ABORIGINAL TITLE over the affected private property in RICHMOND. Whether the COWICHAN choose to exercise that right to that private property is irrelevant — the legal right now exists and may be accessed. This COWICHAN DECISION directly affects the families who own those affected private properties, and it should concern all British Columbians. With 95% of British Columbia exposed to Indigenous land claims, this ruling creates UNCERTAINTY that can be repeated in other communities across the province. The NDP government should have acted to protect PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS before this issue reached a court ruling.

Steve Kooner MLA

10,167 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

In the late 1990s, I was suddenly widowed with two young children, aged six and seven. As a single mother, I moved into a leasehold property on Musqueam land in South Vancouver. What had been a peaceful neighbourhood changed dramatically when taxes tripled and the Musqueam First Nation sued 150 families, including mine, over a dispute about the annual lease payments. We made a fair offer. They refused to meet with us and took us to court instead. As a lawyer, I led our legal team all the way to the BC Supreme Court, the BC Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court of Canada. We won for the leaseholders. We must respect history, but 95 percent of British Columbians cannot be left out in the cold simply because of one court decision from Richmond. This issue affects the entire province. We need to be on guard. Watch my full remarks from last night’s Juno News debate on land title: Join me

In the late 1990s, I was suddenly widowed with two young children, aged six and seven. As a single mother, I moved into a leasehold property on Musqueam land in South Vancouver. What had been a peaceful neighbourhood changed dramatically when taxes tripled and the Musqueam First Nation sued 150 families, including mine, over a dispute about the annual lease payments. We made a fair offer. They refused to meet with us and took us to court instead. As a lawyer, I led our legal team all the way to the BC Supreme Court, the BC Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court of Canada. We won for the leaseholders. We must respect history, but 95 percent of British Columbians cannot be left out in the cold simply because of one court decision from Richmond. This issue affects the entire province. We need to be on guard. Watch my full remarks from last night’s Juno News debate on land title: Join me

Kerry-Lynne Findlay

28,484 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

For over 160 years, British Columbians have relied on a land title system that gives homeowners security. DRIPA and the NDP’s poorly-defined “co-governance” regime threatens to unravel the legal certainty that underpins every home and property in BC. We will repeal DRIPA and defend property rights.

For over 160 years, British Columbians have relied on a land title system that gives homeowners security. DRIPA and the NDP’s poorly-defined “co-governance” regime threatens to unravel the legal certainty that underpins every home and property in BC. We will repeal DRIPA and defend property rights.

Conservative Party of BC

13,371 просмотров • 28 дней назад

🚨 The fear over aboriginal land claims and governance is real. No one else running for Leader of the Conservative Party of B.C. knows this issue and its consequences like I do. This is not an an academic exercise. Years ago, when I was a young Mom with little kids, the Musqueam First Nation sued me and my homeowner neighbours over a leasehold land dispute, that ended up costing us $1.5m in legal and expert fees. We lost all equity in our homes due to the excessive demands from Musqueam FN. We couldn’t raise a mortgage or re-finance because appraisers could no longer certify any market value. But I refused to stay silent. As a lawyer I stepped up, fought back, and was part of the litigation team that opposed Musqueam FN all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada, and we won. Today, after the Cowichan decision and the latest Musqueam FN deals with Ottawa and YVR, hundreds of thousands of British Columbians are angry and terrified: Can I renew my mortgage? Can I sell my home? Is my property even mine anymore? The NDP and Liberals keep saying “everything’s fine.” But it’s just not true. Your property rights are NOT safe under the current NDP-DRIPA chaos aided by the Federal Government. I know this is the truth because it’s already happened to me. With a new BC Conservative Government under my leadership, I will fight for your home and your property rights and I will stop the extremism. As Premier I will protect every BC family home and stop the handing off of our assets. Any deal that affects all British Columbians must be fair to all British Columbians. Vote for a Leader who knows what actions to take. Sign up for a Conservative Party of BC membership and join me in the fight. Watch this. Share if you want your home equity protected.

🚨 The fear over aboriginal land claims and governance is real. No one else running for Leader of the Conservative Party of B.C. knows this issue and its consequences like I do. This is not an an academic exercise. Years ago, when I was a young Mom with little kids, the Musqueam First Nation sued me and my homeowner neighbours over a leasehold land dispute, that ended up costing us $1.5m in legal and expert fees. We lost all equity in our homes due to the excessive demands from Musqueam FN. We couldn’t raise a mortgage or re-finance because appraisers could no longer certify any market value. But I refused to stay silent. As a lawyer I stepped up, fought back, and was part of the litigation team that opposed Musqueam FN all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada, and we won. Today, after the Cowichan decision and the latest Musqueam FN deals with Ottawa and YVR, hundreds of thousands of British Columbians are angry and terrified: Can I renew my mortgage? Can I sell my home? Is my property even mine anymore? The NDP and Liberals keep saying “everything’s fine.” But it’s just not true. Your property rights are NOT safe under the current NDP-DRIPA chaos aided by the Federal Government. I know this is the truth because it’s already happened to me. With a new BC Conservative Government under my leadership, I will fight for your home and your property rights and I will stop the extremism. As Premier I will protect every BC family home and stop the handing off of our assets. Any deal that affects all British Columbians must be fair to all British Columbians. Vote for a Leader who knows what actions to take. Sign up for a Conservative Party of BC membership and join me in the fight. Watch this. Share if you want your home equity protected.

Kerry-Lynne Findlay

32,573 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

DRIPA is one of the biggest issues facing BC and many people don’t even know what it is or means. Undemocratic decisions over your land, your jobs, your future, and dividing British Columbians based on ancestry. I explain it all here. Help me repeal it:

DRIPA is one of the biggest issues facing BC and many people don’t even know what it is or means. Undemocratic decisions over your land, your jobs, your future, and dividing British Columbians based on ancestry. I explain it all here. Help me repeal it:

Caroline Elliott

78,790 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

This isn’t an entry-level position, it’s a serious, high-level job that requires proven experience. I know how to negotiate tough deals, whether it’s with a hostile caucus or members across the aisle. I’ve taken the fight for land rights all the way to the Supreme Court and won for British Columbians. I’m ready to serve our province from Day One. Join us :

This isn’t an entry-level position, it’s a serious, high-level job that requires proven experience. I know how to negotiate tough deals, whether it’s with a hostile caucus or members across the aisle. I’ve taken the fight for land rights all the way to the Supreme Court and won for British Columbians. I’m ready to serve our province from Day One. Join us :

Kerry-Lynne Findlay

17,086 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

“Why Was This Bill Blocked?” BC NDP and Green Party MLAs have just unanimously voted to stop my DRIPA Repeal & Reset Bill from even reaching Second Reading. What does that mean? It means they refused to even look at the bill, refused to even hear what the public has been saying, and refused to even let the people of British Columbia understand what the bill actually contained. Let’s be clear about something, This bill wasn’t designed to divide anyone, It wasn’t written to attack Indigenous people, or erase rights, or inflame tensions, It was written for ONE purpose and that was to take DRIPA back to the drawing board with the people of British Columbia at the table. Instead, the governing parties in Victoria chose to shut the door. No debate. No discussion. No amendments. No listening. No democracy. So why block it? Because allowing this bill to move forward would have forced them to confront reality. British Columbians were never consulted on DRIPA. People across the province are more divided and confused than ever. Families are being treated differently because of ancestry. Aboriginal Title cases over fee-simple land are creating real fear. Municipalities and rural communities have no idea how DRIPA actually works. Polling shows a majority of voters do NOT support the current implementation. Instead of addressing those concerns, they shut down the conversation. What does this mean for the people of B.C.? It means the public has no voice, no referendum (at the moment), no say in how DRIPA is implemented, and no opportunity to demand clarity, fairness, or shared governance. The government will decide everything behind closed doors and ordinary British Columbians will be left dealing with the consequences. #bcpoli #cdnpoli

“Why Was This Bill Blocked?” BC NDP and Green Party MLAs have just unanimously voted to stop my DRIPA Repeal & Reset Bill from even reaching Second Reading. What does that mean? It means they refused to even look at the bill, refused to even hear what the public has been saying, and refused to even let the people of British Columbia understand what the bill actually contained. Let’s be clear about something, This bill wasn’t designed to divide anyone, It wasn’t written to attack Indigenous people, or erase rights, or inflame tensions, It was written for ONE purpose and that was to take DRIPA back to the drawing board with the people of British Columbia at the table. Instead, the governing parties in Victoria chose to shut the door. No debate. No discussion. No amendments. No listening. No democracy. So why block it? Because allowing this bill to move forward would have forced them to confront reality. British Columbians were never consulted on DRIPA. People across the province are more divided and confused than ever. Families are being treated differently because of ancestry. Aboriginal Title cases over fee-simple land are creating real fear. Municipalities and rural communities have no idea how DRIPA actually works. Polling shows a majority of voters do NOT support the current implementation. Instead of addressing those concerns, they shut down the conversation. What does this mean for the people of B.C.? It means the public has no voice, no referendum (at the moment), no say in how DRIPA is implemented, and no opportunity to demand clarity, fairness, or shared governance. The government will decide everything behind closed doors and ordinary British Columbians will be left dealing with the consequences. #bcpoli #cdnpoli

Jordan Kealy

38,214 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

I will fight to repeal the NDP’s DRIPA agenda and use every legal avenue available to reverse the damage that has been done to private property rights in BC. As Premier, I will protect your property rights and stand up for the people who built this province.

I will fight to repeal the NDP’s DRIPA agenda and use every legal avenue available to reverse the damage that has been done to private property rights in BC. As Premier, I will protect your property rights and stand up for the people who built this province.

Caroline Elliott

20,888 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

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.

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 Elliott

64,599 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Eby's NDP government cowers in the face of the reconciliation elites and British Columbians want to know who is actually advocating for them. I say we have a referendum, if the NDP won't repeal DRIPA themselves.

Eby's NDP government cowers in the face of the reconciliation elites and British Columbians want to know who is actually advocating for them. I say we have a referendum, if the NDP won't repeal DRIPA themselves.

Dallas Brodie

21,064 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

British Columbians, If a government feels it can only move forward by censoring its own citizens, we have a huge problem. I believe we have a huge problem here in Canada, and it is showing up clearly in British Columbia. When governments shut down opposition through legislation instead of engaging in open debate, that is coercion. It replaces principled, accountable negotiations with force. Progress on complex issues should come through economic partnerships and respectful dialogue that benefits all British Columbians, not by silencing those who disagree. As Leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, I will take this issue directly to the people. We will fight it with clarity and focus. I was born and raised here, and I have raised my own family in this province. I will not stand by while governments treat citizens as obstacles rather than partners. We can do better. We must do better.

British Columbians, If a government feels it can only move forward by censoring its own citizens, we have a huge problem. I believe we have a huge problem here in Canada, and it is showing up clearly in British Columbia. When governments shut down opposition through legislation instead of engaging in open debate, that is coercion. It replaces principled, accountable negotiations with force. Progress on complex issues should come through economic partnerships and respectful dialogue that benefits all British Columbians, not by silencing those who disagree. As Leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, I will take this issue directly to the people. We will fight it with clarity and focus. I was born and raised here, and I have raised my own family in this province. I will not stand by while governments treat citizens as obstacles rather than partners. We can do better. We must do better.

Kerry-Lynne Findlay

23,718 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

In the late 1990s, as a young widow with small children, I bought a leasehold property on Musqueam land in South Vancouver. It had been a peaceful neighbourhood for 24 years. Then the federal government changed the taxing authority to the Musqueam First Nation without any consultation. Suddenly we were paying our property taxes with no right of representation. The BC government then changed the Assessment Act, dramatically increasing our taxes. When we reached a renegotiation point on the annual lease payment, we made a fair offer. The Musqueam First Nation demanded a massive increase. When we could not agree, they sued all the families in the neighbourhood. As a lawyer, I helped lead our legal team through an intense and costly battle that went all the way to the BC Supreme Court, the BC Court of Appeal, and finally the Supreme Court of Canada. I won then and I will win now. Join me,

In the late 1990s, as a young widow with small children, I bought a leasehold property on Musqueam land in South Vancouver. It had been a peaceful neighbourhood for 24 years. Then the federal government changed the taxing authority to the Musqueam First Nation without any consultation. Suddenly we were paying our property taxes with no right of representation. The BC government then changed the Assessment Act, dramatically increasing our taxes. When we reached a renegotiation point on the annual lease payment, we made a fair offer. The Musqueam First Nation demanded a massive increase. When we could not agree, they sued all the families in the neighbourhood. As a lawyer, I helped lead our legal team through an intense and costly battle that went all the way to the BC Supreme Court, the BC Court of Appeal, and finally the Supreme Court of Canada. I won then and I will win now. Join me,

Kerry-Lynne Findlay

63,278 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Yesterday, Aaron Gunn said something a lot of Canadians are thinking but too many politicians are afraid to say out loud. If governments claim to believe in private property rights, they should stop opening every public meeting by declaring the land Canadians live on isn’t really theirs. That’s the conversation people across this province are having right now. Today I was in the legislature because this isn’t theoretical anymore. Tara Armstrong introduced a simple bill with one basic principle: protect fee-simple private property rights in British Columbia. If you legally bought your home, your farm, or your land, the government should defend your ownership. And the government voted against it. Think about that. People spend their entire lives working to buy a home. They follow the rules. They pay their property taxes. Yet this government refused to stand up and say clearly that British Columbians have the right to own what they’ve worked for. Our land title system was built on a promise: if you own property, you actually own it. That promise matters to every homeowner, every family, and every person trying to build a future in this province. I’m running for leader because I’m not willing to sit back while that promise gets chipped away. Aaron raised the alarm yesterday. Today I’m telling you exactly where I stand. I will fight to defend the right of British Columbians to own their homes and their land. If you want leadership that will stand up for homeowners and defend the rights of the people who built this province, join us. Get a membership. Cast a vote. Let’s protect the homes and the future of British Columbia. Join me Let's rebuild B.C. together

Yesterday, Aaron Gunn said something a lot of Canadians are thinking but too many politicians are afraid to say out loud. If governments claim to believe in private property rights, they should stop opening every public meeting by declaring the land Canadians live on isn’t really theirs. That’s the conversation people across this province are having right now. Today I was in the legislature because this isn’t theoretical anymore. Tara Armstrong introduced a simple bill with one basic principle: protect fee-simple private property rights in British Columbia. If you legally bought your home, your farm, or your land, the government should defend your ownership. And the government voted against it. Think about that. People spend their entire lives working to buy a home. They follow the rules. They pay their property taxes. Yet this government refused to stand up and say clearly that British Columbians have the right to own what they’ve worked for. Our land title system was built on a promise: if you own property, you actually own it. That promise matters to every homeowner, every family, and every person trying to build a future in this province. I’m running for leader because I’m not willing to sit back while that promise gets chipped away. Aaron raised the alarm yesterday. Today I’m telling you exactly where I stand. I will fight to defend the right of British Columbians to own their homes and their land. If you want leadership that will stand up for homeowners and defend the rights of the people who built this province, join us. Get a membership. Cast a vote. Let’s protect the homes and the future of British Columbia. Join me Let's rebuild B.C. together

Harman Bhangu

42,794 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

The situation in British Columbia has reached a breaking point, and Question Period today laid it bare. I pressed Premier David Eby on the simple, unavoidable truth: under his government, major economic opportunities are slipping away, families are leaving in staggering numbers, and investors are looking south for stability they no longer find here. I pointed out what everyone can already see. Trade with the United States is rising, but our access to Asia is stagnating. Energy projects capable of delivering world-priced returns are being blocked. Seventy thousand people have left this province in the last year alone. And now Nutrien, one of the most significant resource players on the continent, has chosen to invest more than a billion dollars in Washington State rather than here in British Columbia. That decision didn’t happen by accident. Even Saskatchewan’s Premier has warned Eby about the dangerous rhetoric and divisive politics coming out of this government. Investors, premiers, and industry leaders across Canada are signaling the same thing: they don’t trust the direction British Columbia is heading. Yet instead of acknowledging any responsibility, Eby tried to dodge and deny. He disputed basic facts and insisted the province is in a period of “epic population growth,” a claim that would surprise the tens of thousands of British Columbians who’ve already left. And after admitting that Nutrien’s decision is “deeply disturbing,” he immediately shifted blame, claiming no one ever told him the project was in jeopardy. In my response, I made it clear that the conversations I’ve had with Saskatchewan tell a very different story. They’re deeply concerned about how impossible it has become to move major projects forward in this province. And Nutrien’s own stated reasons, congestion, bottlenecks, labour instability, reliability problems, and above all, uncertainty, point directly at this government’s policies. The Premier’s answer was to lecture the province on how to pronounce the company’s name and to repeat how many “major projects” he believes are on the books. But none of that changes the reality: when a global company wants to invest a billion dollars, they look for stable rules, predictable permitting, and governments that don’t rewrite the map every six months. They don’t find that in British Columbia anymore. What I made clear today is that this failure matters. It means lost jobs, lost investment, and lost confidence, consequences that British Columbians will bear long after this news cycle ends. The government had the tools to keep this opportunity in British Columbia. They used none of them. And until that changes, more of these opportunities will keep crossing the border. #cdnpoli #bcpoli

The situation in British Columbia has reached a breaking point, and Question Period today laid it bare. I pressed Premier David Eby on the simple, unavoidable truth: under his government, major economic opportunities are slipping away, families are leaving in staggering numbers, and investors are looking south for stability they no longer find here. I pointed out what everyone can already see. Trade with the United States is rising, but our access to Asia is stagnating. Energy projects capable of delivering world-priced returns are being blocked. Seventy thousand people have left this province in the last year alone. And now Nutrien, one of the most significant resource players on the continent, has chosen to invest more than a billion dollars in Washington State rather than here in British Columbia. That decision didn’t happen by accident. Even Saskatchewan’s Premier has warned Eby about the dangerous rhetoric and divisive politics coming out of this government. Investors, premiers, and industry leaders across Canada are signaling the same thing: they don’t trust the direction British Columbia is heading. Yet instead of acknowledging any responsibility, Eby tried to dodge and deny. He disputed basic facts and insisted the province is in a period of “epic population growth,” a claim that would surprise the tens of thousands of British Columbians who’ve already left. And after admitting that Nutrien’s decision is “deeply disturbing,” he immediately shifted blame, claiming no one ever told him the project was in jeopardy. In my response, I made it clear that the conversations I’ve had with Saskatchewan tell a very different story. They’re deeply concerned about how impossible it has become to move major projects forward in this province. And Nutrien’s own stated reasons, congestion, bottlenecks, labour instability, reliability problems, and above all, uncertainty, point directly at this government’s policies. The Premier’s answer was to lecture the province on how to pronounce the company’s name and to repeat how many “major projects” he believes are on the books. But none of that changes the reality: when a global company wants to invest a billion dollars, they look for stable rules, predictable permitting, and governments that don’t rewrite the map every six months. They don’t find that in British Columbia anymore. What I made clear today is that this failure matters. It means lost jobs, lost investment, and lost confidence, consequences that British Columbians will bear long after this news cycle ends. The government had the tools to keep this opportunity in British Columbia. They used none of them. And until that changes, more of these opportunities will keep crossing the border. #cdnpoli #bcpoli

John Rustad

31,684 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

🇨🇦🦅🏡 : British Columbia First Nations make it clear, they want to have title claim over all the property they're challenging for in court, across British Columbia and Canada. 🛑David Eby must resign at this point. David Eby tried to claim minutes earlier the Courts lied about private property rights being part of the court case. See the video I made earlier today on his statement. If the Province had no authority to sell you the land, then you could be forced to renegotiate terms of a lease with 1st Nations, for property you used to own.

🇨🇦🦅🏡 : British Columbia First Nations make it clear, they want to have title claim over all the property they're challenging for in court, across British Columbia and Canada. 🛑David Eby must resign at this point. David Eby tried to claim minutes earlier the Courts lied about private property rights being part of the court case. See the video I made earlier today on his statement. If the Province had no authority to sell you the land, then you could be forced to renegotiate terms of a lease with 1st Nations, for property you used to own.

Bruce McGonigal

288,770 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

House Leader Á'a:líya Warbus and I are urging David Eby to recall the legislature. DRIPA must be repealed! The court ruling has pushed this province into chaos and British Columbians cannot wait. We are prepared to set aside question period, statements, introductions and all routine business to get this fixed. David Eby needs to act. It is on him now.

House Leader Á'a:líya Warbus and I are urging David Eby to recall the legislature. DRIPA must be repealed! The court ruling has pushed this province into chaos and British Columbians cannot wait. We are prepared to set aside question period, statements, introductions and all routine business to get this fixed. David Eby needs to act. It is on him now.

Trevor Halford

69,217 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

🦅🏡⚖️ : David Eby lied to everyone 11 days ago about the BC Supreme Court ruling on Cowichan land title claims against private property owners, in Richmond British Columbia. 🧐Watch the full brief video as there are several clips added to provide full context. In the last clip hereditary Chief of Lyackson, Huy’wu’qw Shana Thomas, makes it clear, she wants Aboriginal title to apply to all the properties in the same way the Crown had title, when the Crown sold the property to the current land owners. Giving Aboriginal title would nullify the current land owners title and force them to make an agreement with whichever tribe regains land title, through the courts. Remember folks, some properties have multiple land title claims against the property, from multiple 1st Nation tribes. The major question is, why has David Eby not resigned? How many times can a Premier lie to taxpayers on critical issues? David Eby knew for years he could inform private property owners who have a land title claim against their property and he chose to keep them out of the process. This was an intentional act, ensuring the BC Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Cowichan land title claim, Eby is now pretending to partially oppose. How can Eby, the Federal government or the City of Richmond be counted on to fight for land title rights for current property owners, when they all conspired to omit those very property owners, from the court case? 95% of British Columbia could be impacted by the precedence the Cowichan land title ruling presents in Richmond BC. The entire city of Kamloops has a land title claim against it. So it's impossible to ignore the devastating impact this could have on almost everyone in British Columbia who owns property or who has a mortgage / reverse mortgage on their property. This is especially true if lenders begin to refuse to provide loans to people who currently have loan agreements because the risks of lenders losing their loan investments, are too great.

🦅🏡⚖️ : David Eby lied to everyone 11 days ago about the BC Supreme Court ruling on Cowichan land title claims against private property owners, in Richmond British Columbia. 🧐Watch the full brief video as there are several clips added to provide full context. In the last clip hereditary Chief of Lyackson, Huy’wu’qw Shana Thomas, makes it clear, she wants Aboriginal title to apply to all the properties in the same way the Crown had title, when the Crown sold the property to the current land owners. Giving Aboriginal title would nullify the current land owners title and force them to make an agreement with whichever tribe regains land title, through the courts. Remember folks, some properties have multiple land title claims against the property, from multiple 1st Nation tribes. The major question is, why has David Eby not resigned? How many times can a Premier lie to taxpayers on critical issues? David Eby knew for years he could inform private property owners who have a land title claim against their property and he chose to keep them out of the process. This was an intentional act, ensuring the BC Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Cowichan land title claim, Eby is now pretending to partially oppose. How can Eby, the Federal government or the City of Richmond be counted on to fight for land title rights for current property owners, when they all conspired to omit those very property owners, from the court case? 95% of British Columbia could be impacted by the precedence the Cowichan land title ruling presents in Richmond BC. The entire city of Kamloops has a land title claim against it. So it's impossible to ignore the devastating impact this could have on almost everyone in British Columbia who owns property or who has a mortgage / reverse mortgage on their property. This is especially true if lenders begin to refuse to provide loans to people who currently have loan agreements because the risks of lenders losing their loan investments, are too great.

Bruce McGonigal

40,507 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Pamela Martin is on Team Peter Milobar! Pamela Martin is one of British Columbia’s most trusted and recognizable voices, with decades of experience in media and public service, and a deep understanding of the issues facing our province. She knows Peter Milobar is the only candidate who can beat the NDP, and that is why she is supporting him. “I’m proud to support Peter because he’s the only candidate who can defeat the NDP and deliver real results for British Columbians.” Join the team before it’s too late: #bcpoli #readytoleadbc

Pamela Martin is on Team Peter Milobar! Pamela Martin is one of British Columbia’s most trusted and recognizable voices, with decades of experience in media and public service, and a deep understanding of the issues facing our province. She knows Peter Milobar is the only candidate who can beat the NDP, and that is why she is supporting him. “I’m proud to support Peter because he’s the only candidate who can defeat the NDP and deliver real results for British Columbians.” Join the team before it’s too late: #bcpoli #readytoleadbc

Peter Milobar

12,021 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

🦅🇺🇳⚖️🇨🇦 : Pierre Poilievre calls on British Columbians to stand up against UNDRIP and open ended treaty agreements that never finalize a resolution. 🦅 Pierre rails against the BC NDP & Mark Carney for using DRIPA to hand away the rights of British Columbians. 🏘️ DRIPA is putting grave uncertainty in our economy and housing market. ⚖️ Canadians should never allow the United Nations to impose laws on our society. 🇺🇳 The UN is an unelected global body that caters to non democratic autocrats, communist regimes and dictators.

🦅🇺🇳⚖️🇨🇦 : Pierre Poilievre calls on British Columbians to stand up against UNDRIP and open ended treaty agreements that never finalize a resolution. 🦅 Pierre rails against the BC NDP & Mark Carney for using DRIPA to hand away the rights of British Columbians. 🏘️ DRIPA is putting grave uncertainty in our economy and housing market. ⚖️ Canadians should never allow the United Nations to impose laws on our society. 🇺🇳 The UN is an unelected global body that caters to non democratic autocrats, communist regimes and dictators.

Bruce McGonigal

31,224 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

BREAKING: The US Supreme Court has ruled that Former President Donald Trump can appear on the ballot in Colorado. Many were wondering about the 14th Amendment. The U.S. Supreme Court has reversed the decision of the lower courts, stating that enforcing Section 3 against federal officeholders and candidates, particularly the Presidency, is Congress's responsibility, not the States'. The judgment emphasizes the unique role of federal governance and the need for uniformity across states in federal elections. Some may not like this decision, but the Supreme Court has ruled and we should accept it.

BREAKING: The US Supreme Court has ruled that Former President Donald Trump can appear on the ballot in Colorado. Many were wondering about the 14th Amendment. The U.S. Supreme Court has reversed the decision of the lower courts, stating that enforcing Section 3 against federal officeholders and candidates, particularly the Presidency, is Congress's responsibility, not the States'. The judgment emphasizes the unique role of federal governance and the need for uniformity across states in federal elections. Some may not like this decision, but the Supreme Court has ruled and we should accept it.

Ed Krassenstein

932,088 просмотров • 2 лет назад