The Citizen interviewed candidates in the three local ridings, asking them the same six questions
The withdrawal of BC United has left many supporters of their supporters as well as undecided voters who hover in the middle of the road uncertain about how to cast their vote in this polarized atmosphere. How will you encourage these voters to cast their ballots for you?
So I'm encouraging people to trust the fact that I'm a qualified candidate, that I have experience, and I'm confident that my legislative experience will enable the voices of Prince George North Caribou to be brought forward. I don't think it's a safe situation. We need to find homes for people, and I just do not support heading into winter that we continue to see the challenges both with the public of Moccasin Flats and the residents.
We have to do a better job as government in allowing natural resource projects to move forward, and my experience as the minister responsible for reducing red tape right across ministries, I feel confident that that experience will help drive the next government on how you can streamline, ensure that all of the, that you still have all of those safety measures are in place, but we have created such a large bureaucracy with so much red tape that it's impacting us, especially in the north,...
I will say, having met with Chief Logan, I will be a strong advocate on their need for critical infrastructure, such as the bridge connecting the two parts of their community.
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