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CentreBC'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

A stronger economy. More opportunities. A better future for BC. CentreBC Leader Elenore Sturko joined our team in Surrey to share our vision for good-paying jobs, thriving local businesses, increased investment, and greater affordability. Learn more: centrebc.ca

Election Day is tomorrow, October 24. CentreBC Leader Elenore Sturko reflects on the party's platform, including affordability, healthcare, public safety and fiscal responsibility. Explore the policies and make your voice heard. centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

When a party asks for your vote, it's asking for your trust. Elenore Sturko questions BC Conservative leadership over controversial candidate comments and raises concerns about potential cuts to public services. Hear her message ahead of October 24. #CentreBC #BCPoli

CentreBC proposes auditing education reporting requirements and cutting paperwork teachers are required to do by 25% by 2028. Read the plan: centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

CentreBC proposes building 1,000 new provincial campsites by 2030, prioritizing BC’s most-booked regions. Read the plan: centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

CentreBC proposes approximately 1,500 new fast-charging ports by 2030, with chargers at least every 80 km on BC’s main highways. Explore the plan: centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

CentreBC proposes 40,000 free cooling units by 2030 for low-income seniors and people at medical risk who live alone. Part of the platform’s plan for extreme-heat resilience. centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

CentreBC proposes restoring FireSmart grants to $40 million a year, guaranteed in law for five years, with funding shared among local governments and First Nations. centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

CentreBC proposes 1.5 million more home support hours annually by 2029/30, plus a 50% cut in home support fees for low-income seniors. Read the plan: centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

CentreBC proposes 15,000 additional scheduled surgeries a year by 2030/31, as more operating-room nurses and anesthesia staff are hired. The platform also calls for public wait-time reporting. centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

CentreBC proposes 600 more nurse practitioner positions in BC’s public health system by 2030, alongside an end to private payment for essential primary care. Read the plan: centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

When a party asks for your vote, it's asking for your trust. Elenore Sturko questions BC Conservative leadership over controversial candidate comments and raises concerns about potential cuts to public services. Hear her message ahead of October 24. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Behind the scenes with CentreBC Leader Elenore Sturko as she sits down with CTV for her leader profile. Get to know Elenore and hear directly from her ahead of the October 24 provincial election. Watch tonight at 6 PM on CTV, with another airing on Saturday. #CentreBC #CTVNews #BCPoli

At Organic Warehouse in Newton, Elenore Sturko addressed BC's affordability challenges. CentreBC proposes lower income taxes, a $600 renter's tax credit, more $10-a-day childcare spaces and limits on BC Hydro rate increases. Our plan: centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

Help when you ask for it. CentreBC's plan: same-day detox for urgent cases by 2028, 650 more detox and treatment beds by 2030, treatment within 14 days by 2030, and expanded access to free counselling. Read our plan: centrebc.ca #CentreBC #BCPoli

Heartbroken by the tragedy at CFB Wainwright. My deepest condolences to the families of the Canadian Armed Forces members who lost their lives. My thoughts are with the injured, their loved ones and the entire military community. Canada stands with Wainwright.

CentreBC proposes a $400/month benefit for about 9,000 family caregivers supporting high-need people with low or modest incomes. Eligibility would be based on the care recipient's income. Read more: centrebc.ca/platform #CentreBC #BCHealthcare #BCPoli

BC's growing communities need more classroom space. CentreBC proposes opening 25,000 new school seats by 2031, starting in fast-growing districts and those relying most heavily on portables. Explore the plan: centrebc.ca/platform #CentreBC #BCEducation #BCPoli

CentreBC's childcare commitment: 20,000 new $10-a-day spaces by 2030, prioritizing communities with the longest waitlists. Part of our plan to expand affordable childcare across BC. Read more: centrebc.ca/platform #CentreBC #BCPoli

More predictable electricity bills. From 2027 to 2030, CentreBC proposes capping BC Hydro residential rate increases at inflation, with a maximum increase of 3% per year. Read the plan: centrebc.ca/platform #CentreBC #BCHydro #BCPoli

Rent is still too expensive. CentreBC proposes raising BC's renter's tax credit from $400 to $600 annually, with the full credit available to households earning up to $80,000 and a partial credit up to $100,000. Learn more: centrebc.ca/platform #CentreBC #BCPoli

British Columbians deserve more than a choice between two political extremes. Electing CentreBC MLAs means bringing a strong, independent voice to Victoria to hold the next government accountable. On October 24, vote CentreBC. Read our platform at centrebc.ca/platform #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Barry Wosk, CentreBC's candidate for Richmond–Steveston. A lifelong Richmond resident and entrepreneur with 30+ years in business, Barry brings community leadership and a focus on affordability, economic growth and responsible government. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Sid Tobias, CentreBC's candidate for Esquimalt–Colwood. A decorated military veteran, former BC public servant and current Mayor of View Royal, Sid brings decades of leadership and a practical focus on healthcare, infrastructure and affordability. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Kyle Stevenson, CentreBC's candidate for Langley–Walnut Grove. A former journeyman electrician and energy technology professional, Kyle brings real-world experience and a focus on affordability, stronger public services and fiscal responsibility. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Dr. Richard Smith, CentreBC's candidate for Saanich North and the Islands. A UBC-trained research scientist with experience in vaccine development, public health and biotechnology, Richard brings scientific expertise and a commitment to evidence-based policy. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Colin Smith, CentreBC's candidate for Vancouver–South Granville. A construction management business owner and community volunteer with 30+ years living in the area, Colin brings experience in development, housing and local community issues. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Harman Preet Singh, CentreBC's candidate for Surrey–Newton. A legal professional and former KPU Board of Governors student representative, Harman brings experience in law, public policy, governance and technology. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Jordan Simmons, CentreBC's candidate for Maple Ridge–Pitt Meadows. A tech entrepreneur, co-founder of Nominee and former senior advisor to BC cabinet ministers, Jordan brings experience in innovation, public policy and community leadership. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Raman Sharma, CentreBC's candidate for Surrey City Centre. Founder of the Tradesman Association of BC and a community leader with 22+ years of service, Raman brings experience in construction, entrepreneurship and community development. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Denise Reimer, CentreBC's candidate for Salmon Arm–Shuswap. With 30+ years in emergency healthcare and public service, Denise is a former Salmon Arm City Councillor and Deputy Mayor, bringing frontline experience and local leadership to CentreBC. #CentreBC #BCPoli

CentreBC's 2026 platform proposes: • 650 more detox and treatment beds by 2030 • Letter grades for Grades 4–9 from September 2028 • Scrapping the $10 freedom-of-information fee on day one Three commitments. Clear timelines. Read more: centrebc.ca/platform

Meet Freddy Rawji, CentreBC's candidate for Port Moody–Burquitlam. A local entrepreneur and founder of Torus Talent, Freddy brings experience in business development, infrastructure and recruitment, with a focus on economic growth and evidence-based policy. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Kuldeep Rangi, CentreBC's candidate for Delta North. A business owner with nearly a decade of banking experience, Kuldeep brings a background in finance, entrepreneurship and community involvement, with a focus on practical local representation. #CentreBC #BCPoli

B.C. deserves principled leadership, not political division. CentreBC Leader Elenore Sturko joins Chief Aaron Pete to discuss public safety, affordability, economic growth, Indigenous reconciliation and the future of B.C. Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8AL...

CentreBC's economic plan sets clear targets: • 5,000 BC-made prefabricated and mass-timber homes annually by 2030 • A balanced budget by 2034–35 • 25% fewer provincial regulatory requirements by 2030 Read the full platform at centrebc.ca/platform

Who will hold the next government accountable? CentreBC Leader Elenore Sturko responds to her exclusion from the provincial debates and makes the case for a strong, independent voice in Victoria that supports good ideas and challenges bad decisions. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Waqas Rana, CentreBC's candidate for Surrey–White Rock. A financial services professional with CPA and CMA credentials, Waqas brings experience in banking, insurance and fiscal management, with a focus on affordability, healthcare and responsible growth. #CentreBC

Meet Lisa Prescott, CentreBC's candidate for Vancouver–Renfrew. With over 20 years in public service, including senior roles at the City of Vancouver and BC Hydro, Lisa brings experience in engineering, strategic leadership and public administration. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Judy Higginbotham, CentreBC's candidate for Surrey–Serpentine River. With 25 years on Surrey City Council, Judy brings extensive experience in municipal leadership, public safety, heritage preservation and community development. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet Sargy Chima, CentreBC's candidate for Surrey–Cloverdale. With over 20 years in public service and nearly 40 years in Surrey, Sargy brings experience in labour leadership and community advocacy. Her priorities: healthcare, public safety and stronger local services.

Meet Alan Beesley, CentreBC's candidate for Vancouver–Langara. With decades of experience in law, business and community service, Alan brings a focus on fiscal responsibility, economic opportunity and strong public services. #CentreBC #BCPoli

Meet 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.

“I think that there is appetite for change out there.” — Elenore Sturko, CBC News www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

An 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. #BCPoli

Great 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!

Hate is hate. Elenore Sturko is questioning why B.C. Conservatives removed a candidate over racist posts while retaining candidates she says have expressed homophobic views. CentreBC calls for consistent standards against all forms of discrimination. #BCPoli #CentreBC

Lorne 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.

Lorne 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.