BC has a growing network of researchers, journalists, filmmakers and politicians fighting for accountability. Here are the voices worth following.
Last reviewed: October 14, 2026 — Current status: updated for the October 14 audit: Elections BC final-candidate records, October 13 Research Co. polling, DRIPA initiative timing and OneBC/BC Conservative links are now the current campaign-resource baseline.
Update — October 14, 2026
Resource links refreshed to the current campaign baseline: Elections BC says candidates are finalized and lists OneBC at 33 candidates; the DRIPA-repeal initiative remains scheduled for October 26 petition issuance and January 26, 2027 return; Research Co.’s October 13 poll now supplies the latest checked public OneBC/Dallas Brodie campaign baseline. Elections BC final candidates · Elections BC initiatives · Research Co.
Update — October 7, 2026
Resource links refreshed to the current campaign baseline: Elections BC says 180 candidates are finalized in 76 ridings for the October 24 election, including 33 OneBC candidates. The DRIPA-repeal initiative remains scheduled for October 26 petition issuance and January 26, 2027 return. Elections BC final candidates · Elections BC initiatives
Dallas Brodie/OneBC resources remain official-source-first: campaign candidate counts and party links are treated as public political context, not polling, alliance or seat-projection claims. OneBC candidates · Dallas Brodie MLA profile
Update — September 23, 2026
Resource links refreshed for the live provincial campaign: Elections BC’s 2026 election hub and writ notice are now the official election baselines; the DRIPA-repeal initiative remains scheduled for October 26 issuance; OneBC’s official candidates page currently lists Brent Chapman, Warren Hamm and Jim McMurtry; Global News reports Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned as BC Conservative leader and Lorne Doerkson became interim leader. Elections BC election hub · DRIPA initiative notice · OneBC candidates · Global News
Update — September 16, 2026
Resource links refreshed: Elections BC lists the DRIPA-repeal initiative as approved in principle with opponent applications due September 28 and petition canvassing scheduled to begin October 26; Elections BC also posted Vancouver-Quilchena recall financing reports after the Dallas Brodie recall failed. Elections BC initiative list · Elections BC pages list
Update — September 9, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC resource status refreshed: Dallas Brodie’s official MLA site lists an October 24, 2026 Vancouver land-rights townhall, while Elections BC recall financing reports remain the official recall-file baseline. The page keeps official records separate from commentary or rumours. Dallas Brodie MLA site · Elections BC
Update — September 2, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC resource status refreshed: Elections BC has now posted Vancouver-Quilchena recall financing reports after the August 17 filing deadline. The page keeps official records separate from commentary or rumours. Elections BC
Opposition-fragmentation watch updated after CityNews reported Áʼa:líya Warbus became the seventh MLA to leave the BC Conservative caucus since the Findlay leadership change. Research Co.’s August poll remains the main polling baseline for NDP/Conservative/OneBC context. CityNews · Research Co. August BC politics poll
Update — August 26, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC resources rechecked: Research Co.’s August BC politics poll remains the polling baseline; August 24–25 reporting on BC Conservative defections was added as an opposition-fragmentation watch item; OneBC remains monitored, but no alliance or floor-crossing rumour is treated as fact. Research Co. August BC politics poll · CityNews
Dallas Brodie/OneBC resources rechecked: Elections BC still shows the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition as unsuccessful with disclosure due August 17. The unreachable DallasBrodie.ca website link was replaced with the official Legislative Assembly MLA profile. Elections BC · Legislative Assembly profile
DRIPA/property-rights resources remain relevant after Montrose’s announced Cowichan appeal. Black Press
Update — July 29, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC links remain current after the failed Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition; Elections BC’s next dated item is the August 17 disclosure-report deadline. DRIPA/property-rights resources remain relevant after the Cowichan/Montrose appeal notice.
Update — July 22, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC resource wording corrected after Elections BC announced the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition failed. Elections BC says 15,232 eligible signatures were required; the proponent reported 3,663 signatures collected by 118 canvassers; no further action will be taken; disclosure reports are due August 17, 2026. Elections BC
Cowichan/private-property resources remain relevant after Black Press reported that Montrose Properties plans to appeal the ruling that declined to reopen the Cowichan title case and add the company as a party. Chilliwack Progress / Black Press
Update — July 15, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC watch rechecked: Elections BC says the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition failed after the July 20 deadline; OneBC-related resource links remain useful for following the post-recall disclosure period and MLA activity. Elections BC current recall petitions
Update — July 8, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC resources rechecked: Elections BC now says the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition failed after the July 20 deadline with 15,232 signatures required, and OneBC’s public events page currently asks visitors to subscribe for future events rather than listing a new dated event. Elections BC · OneBC events
Update — July 1, 2026
Resources reviewed after the June 30 Cowichan/Montrose ruling and current OneBC/Dallas Brodie watch. Elections BC now says the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition failed after 3,663 reported signatures against a 15,232-signature threshold. Elections BC
Update — June 24, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC resources rechecked: Elections BC now says the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition failed after 3,663 reported signatures against a 15,232-signature threshold. OneBC’s June Kamloops/Prince George/Kelowna town-hall listings are now historical event context; no new official future OneBC event was added during this audit. Elections BC · OneBC events
Update — June 17, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC watch refreshed after the June 14 Kelowna town hall. Black Press reported the event went ahead at Parkinson Recreation Centre with about 100 attendees and roughly 40–50 peaceful protesters outside; Elections BC now says the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition failed after 3,663 reported signatures against a 15,232-signature threshold. The Progress / Black Press · Elections BC
Update — June 10, 2026
Dallas Brodie/OneBC watch refreshed: Elections BC now says the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition failed after 3,663 reported signatures against a 15,232-signature threshold; Black Press reported the June 14 Kelowna town hall went ahead with about 100 attendees and 40–50 peaceful protesters outside. Elections BC · The Progress / Black Press
Update — June 3, 2026
Resources refreshed after the May 30 BC Conservative leadership vote: Kerry-Lynne Findlay is now described as the party’s leader, not a pending leadership candidate; Dallas Brodie / OneBC and Elections BC recall-petition details were updated after the petition failed. BCCA · Elections BC
Update — May 27, 2026
Dallas Brodie / OneBC reviewed against official sources. Elections BC says the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition for Dallas Brodie failed after 3,663 reported signatures against a 15,232-signature threshold; OneBC’s June town halls are now treated as recent/historical events unless the party posts new dates. Elections BC · OneBC events
Update — May 20, 2026
Dallas Brodie / OneBC listing reviewed against official OneBC pages. OneBC’s early-June town halls have now passed; the June 14 Kelowna event was reported by Black Press, and descriptions here keep roles and claims tied to public-source language. The Progress / Black Press · OneBC elected MLAs
Featured Voices
The most influential independent voices holding the BC NDP accountable.
Aaron Gunn
MP · Filmmaker · Commentator
Filmmaker and conservative commentator behind the viral documentaries Vancouver Is Dying and Canada Is Dying. Over 100,000 YouTube subscribers and 4.5 million+ views. Now elected MP for North Island—Powell River (April 2025). One of BC's most influential independent voices holding the NDP accountable.
Former leader of the BC Conservative Party and MLA for Nechako Lakes since 2005. Rustad transformed the Conservatives from zero seats to Official Opposition status — BC's best result in 72 years. A long-time legislator and the architect of the party's comeback, fighting for a BC that works for all residents.
MLA for Vancouver-Quilchena and interim leader of OneBC. Producer of Making a Killing — the documentary that exposes how $321.4 million in federal funding was triggered by unverified residential school grave claims with zero confirmed remains excavated. Expelled from the BC Conservatives for demanding evidence. A prominent anti-DRIPA and accountability voice in BC politics. Elections BC announced on July 21, 2026 that the Vancouver-Quilchena recall petition failed and will not proceed; disclosure reports are due August 17, 2026.
🎬 Making a Killing — Documentary exposing the $321M grave search industry
🏛️ OneBC — New party committed to ending DRIPA, defunding the reconciliation industry
⚖️ Expelled from BC Conservatives for asking for evidence — free speech under attack
Co-founder of OneBC alongside Dallas Brodie. MLA for Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream. Introduced legislation challenging gender ideology in schools and healthcare. A strong voice for parental rights and government accountability in BC.
Groups doing the work — policy research, legal advocacy, and fiscal accountability.
BC Conservative Party
conservativebc.ca
The official opposition party in BC. 38 of 93 seats after the 2024 election — the party's best result in 72 years. Kerry-Lynne Findlay won the May 30, 2026 leadership vote; this listing should now be read as an opposition-party resource, not a pending leadership contest.
Canada's leading free-market think tank, headquartered in Vancouver. Publishes rigorous economic analysis including detailed critiques of BC NDP spending, housing policy, and fiscal mismanagement. An essential research source.
Non-profit taxpayer advocacy with 235,000+ supporters nationwide. Tracks government waste, tax hikes, and fiscal mismanagement — filing constant media releases and holding BC politicians accountable on spending.
National legal charity defending Canadians whose rights have been violated by government overreach. Free speech, religious freedom, bodily autonomy. Active in BC courts on free speech cases and COVID mandate challenges.
Conservative online news publication covering BC and western Canada. Breaking news, opinion, and investigative reporting from a right-of-centre perspective. Active BC political coverage and a credible alternative to legacy media.
National conservative media outlet with strong BC coverage. News, commentary, and investigative pieces critical of NDP governance at both federal and provincial levels. A counter-narrative to CBC and legacy media framing.
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