NDP rations electricity for new industries while allowing B.C's core industries to decline.

With Choices on the Horizon, Here’s What I Look For in a Premier: As British Columbians look toward important decisions ahead, and the conservative party sets out to find a new leader, I find myself reflecting on the kind of leadership I believe will truly serve our province well. Titles and talking points matter far less than character, judgment, and an understanding of responsibility. At its core, leadership is not about control—it’s about responsibility. A strong Premier s

consultation that happens after decisions are already made isn’t really consultation. It's only further proof that our current government continues to work behind a veil of secrecy and not in the genuine interest of British Columbians.

Click on link to read about the impact Aboriginal Land Title Claims has already been having on those whose livelihood depends on land. https://www.producer.com/news/land-claim-fears-take-hold-in-british-columbias-cattle-country/ We will repeal DRIPA. Public consultation is fundamental to democracy.

Year In Review - A summary of 2025 and a look ahead to 2026.

Support Odie and the Historic O'Keefe Ranch

Christmas in the Salmon Arm–Shuswap is more than festive — it’s heartfelt. And that’s what makes this region such a wonderful place to be for the holidays.

A statement regarding the recent B.C. Conservative Leadership transition.

📄 What is Bill M 217? Bill M 217 is a proposed law that would require all “commercial vehicles” to have a working front-facing dashboard camera  (dash cam). The bill recently passed its first reading with unanimous support, and will be considered for further readings. ✅ Why Supporters Say This is Important Safety and accountability : Dash cams provide clear, objective evidence of what happened in accidents or roadside incidents, therefore helping investigators, insurance com

Small gifts of loose change or a few dollars quickly grow into meals for families, warm beds for the homeless, and hope for people facing some of life’s hardest moments.

The CMRA is a needed step towards treating Canada like one unified economic region. But to unlock its full potential—and to address one of the biggest cost-of-living challenges facing Canadians—the agreement must include food.

When varying voices can come together, we have the opportunity to build understanding, not division. That's why I am excited to be part of this conversation.

Reconciliation is important and needs to be handled properly, however, pitting Aboriginal Land title claims vs. private property ownership without clarity/certainty on how things will be handled is the opposite of progress.

The poppy is more than a seasonal tradition or symbol; it’s a reminder of the immense sacrifices made by those who served, and a way for us to say, “We remember.” But wearing a poppy isn’t only about remembrance; it’s also an act of support.

Bill 31 carries some worthwhile goals — economic growth, reconciliation, and regional development among them. But we must balance those goals with accountability. Handing government unchecked control over billions of dollars in public energy assets without thorough review is not in the best interest of British Columbians.

A quick update on my work in the Legislature.

True democracy works when the people in power listen to those they serve. When governments stop listening democracy begins to fade.

Our office wants to encourage the community to get behind an amazing local fundraiser right here in Salmon, "Dress The Town Pink".

The Eby government’s latest fiscal update paints an even darker picture of B.C.’s finances than previously forecast.

Checkout our new office highlight video of our amazing region. Discover more about the industries that drive us and what makes this one of the best places to call hom.