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A Vision for Hope & Prosperityfor the next decade and beyond.


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A New Era ofLeadership

We want British Columbians

excited about their future again.

We want to create a New Era in

British Columbia.A New Era

of vision, imagination, hope

and prosperity.

If you are a parent, we want you

to know that your children will have

the education they need and the

economic opportunity they deserve

to build a successful future at home

in your community.The plan in this booklet lays out a

vision for a brighter future that is

realistic, affordable and measurable.

We will focus your tax dollars on

the critical services that you want

and deserve, while getting more

value for each dollar spent.

We will act to build your trust and

to re-establish BCs leadership role

in Canada.We want our province

to have the leading economy in the

country,with the highest levels of

private sector investment anywhere.

We want our schools, universities

and colleges to be at the leading

edge of educational achievement

and excellence.We want our public

health care system to guarantee all

patients the care they need,where

they live and when they need it.A BC Liberal Government will be

guided by the principles and values

that are the pillars for prosperity.

Fiscal responsibility. Free

enterprise. Equality of opportunity

and responsibility. Compassion

for those in need.An unflagging

commitment to public health care,

education and public safety.

Commitment to Canadas

Constitution and equality under the

law. Open and accountable decision-

making.Belief in a professional,

non-partisan public service.

Those are the pillars for a New Era

of hope and prosperity for all people

who live here, in the best province,

in the best country in the world.

Our Vision:1. A top-notch education system for

students of all ages.

2. High-quality public health care services

that meet all patients needs where they

live and when they need it.

3. A thriving private sector economy that

creates high-paying job opportunities.

4. Safer streets and schools in every

community.

5. Better services for children, families

& First Nations.

6. The fastest growing technology industry

in Canada.

7. A leading edge forest industry that is

globally recognized for its productivity

and environmental stewardship.

8. Greater equity and equality for British

Columbia in Canada.

9. The most open, accountable and

democratic government in Canada.

10. Responsible, accountable management

of your public resources and tax dollars.


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A BC Liberal Government will:

British Columbians have always taken pride in our great province.We have the richest resources, the best location

and the most talented people anywhere.With all we have going for us in BC, we should be leading the way inbuilding new growth and prosperity. Our plan will put BCs economy back on track.

BC Liberals will implement tax, fiscal and regulatory reforms that will fuel new growth, revitalize investment,

stimulate job creation and provide new opportunities for all British Columbians. It will bring prosperity back to BC.

Pass realBalanced Budget legislation,to make balanced budgets mandatory

by our third full budget and to hold

all ministers individually accountable.

Reduce the cost of governmentby increasing efficiencies, and

eliminating wasteful spending on

government mismanagement,

propaganda, and business subsidies.

Reduce the red tape and regulatoryburden on BC business by one-third

within our first three years.

Restore open tendering ongovernment contracts, to reduce

costs and give all British Columbians

a fair chance to compete for work

on taxpayer-funded projects.

Eliminate the NDPs fixed wagepolicy, to lower the construction costs

of schools, hospitals, highways and

other capital projects.

Eliminate government subsidiesto businesses that give some taxpayer-

subsidized businesses an unfair

advantage over their competitors.

Restore workers democratic rightto a secret ballot vote on certification

under the Labour Code and restore all

workers right to negotiate contracts

by outlawing sectoral bargaining.

Give workers and employers greaterflexibility in Employment Standards

to negotiate mutually beneficial

relationships that help them compete

and prosper.

Reform the NDPs job-killingForest Practices Code to create

a results-based Code that eliminates

needless costs while maintaining

environmental standards.

Provide faster approvals and greateraccess to Crown land and resources,

to protect and create jobs in tourism,

mining, forestry, farming, ranching,

and oil and gas production.

Work with the technology industryto capitalize on the tremendous

potential for growth and job creation

in exciting new sectors like bio-

technology, forestry technology,

software development,multi-media,

electronics and telecommunications.

Help BCs tourism industry witha plan aimed at improving tourism

operators ability to successfully

compete for visitors from around

the world.

Aggressively support and championBritish Columbias bid to host the

2010 Winter Olympics.

Push Ottawa for provincial controlover BC offshore fisheries,to improve

fisheries management and protect jobs.

Negotiate affordable, workable treatieswith First Nations that providecertainty, finality and equality.

Protect private property rights toprevent government expropriation

without fair compensation.

Restore consumers right to Hydrorates that are independently set by the

B.C.Utilities Commission, and not

artificially inflated by government

interference.

Encourage job creation from viable,independent power production

projects that will increase benefits

to consumers through greater

competition.

Pass a Community Charter tooutlaw provincial government

offloading of costs onto municipal

governments, and to give local

governments greater autonomy and

better planning tools to reduce

pressure on property taxes.

Fight for BCs fair share of federaltax dollars through a fairer

equalization program and more

equitable distribution of federal

government contract expenditures.

Push to eliminate interprovincialtrade barriers that are hurting

consumers, job creation and

BC businesses.

Push to eliminate overlaps in area offederal and provincial jurisdiction

that have added bureaucratic costs

and frustrated economic developmentand sound management.

Establish regional transportationauthorities, to give local communities

control over transportation planning.

NewProsperity


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HigherPaychequesProviding you with the tax relief that you need is a

crucial part of building new prosperity.Tax reliefstimulates new investment and job creation.Tax relief

also helps to attract and retain skilled workers in areas

like health care and technology. It gives working

families the resources they need to build a better

quality of life.And it helps increase government

revenues needed to support health care and education.

The reason is simple. Lower taxes leave more money

in your pocket.You will spend that money in yourcommunity on services and goods.That spending

creates jobs.More people working means more revenue

to government,more money for health care and

education,and a higher standard of living for everyone.

Tax relief has worked wherever its been tried.

It has worked in Canada. Nine provinces have

reduced personal income tax rates between 1996

and 2000. In every case revenues have increased.

Since 1996, Ontario has cut its basic personal

income tax rate by 20 points, and personal income

tax revenues have soared by over $3.3 billion.

Tax relief has worked in the United States. A 1995report for the U.S. Congress Joint Economic

Committee found that, from 1965 to 1993,

the 25 low-tax states enjoyed growth in real per

capita income that was 32% higherthan in the

25 high-tax states.

Tax relief has even worked in BC.After imposing massive tax hikes over the past decade, the NDP

introduced some miniscule cuts in 1999. Since then, personal income tax revenues increased by over $500 million.

Tax ReliefWorks

(Sources: Canadian Tax Foundation, Ontario Public Accounts, Third Quarter Update)

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A BC Liberal Government will:Introduce a dramatic cut in personal income taxes, within 90 days.Cut the base personal income tax rate to the lowest rate of any province in Canada for the bottomtwo tax brackets, on the first $60,000 of income,within our first term.Honour this commitment without cutting funding for health or education.


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The truth is, the real threat to the revenues needed to

pay for health care and education isnt tax cutsitsNDP tax hikes. As the chief economist for the Toronto

Dominion Bank recently put it: You cannot afford not to

cut taxes,because you will not get the income growth you

need unless you have a competitive tax system.Without that

income growth you're not going to have the revenues to do all

the health care and education and all the other nice things

that you want to do.

Over the past decade, British Columbians real,

annual after-tax income has dropped by over $1,700per capitathe worst drop in Canada. Unbelievably,

British Columbians average real disposable income

is now $2,216 lower than the average for Albertans.

This tax burden is undermining jobs, investment and

economic growth in BC.

Thats why BC Liberals are committed to giving you the

tax relief you need.Within our first term in government,

BC will cut the personal income tax

rate to the lowest level in Canada for

the bottom two income brackets,

covering the first $60,000 of income.

And we want to do more. Its the

surest way to fuel economic growth

and job creation, to strengthen public

services, and to build a New Era of

hope and opportunity for everyone.

Lower Taxesare a must

1990 1999

(Source: Stats Canada, Provincial Economic Accounts)

$21,000

$20,000

$19,000

$18,000

$17,000

$20,509

$18,771

We must dobetterBC is the only province in Canada where real per capita GDP did notimprove over the 1990s. BC ranks last in private sector investmentgrowth since 1992, and last in private sector employment growth since

1996. For the first time in our history, BC now has a smaller economy

than Albertadespite having one million more residents.

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Investment Growth,1992-2000

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Last inEconomicGrowthReal Per-CapitaGDP Growth,1992-2000

Average Real Per Capita After-Tax Income in BC(1999 Constant $)

Its time to put our economy back on

top. Its time to build a New Era of

prosperity that will revitalize public

services for everyone. Its time to give

you the tax relief that you deserve, to

put more money back in your

pocket,where it belongs.

Average annualtake-home pay

dropped by $1,738over the last decade in BC


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A New Era forHealth Car

Timely, effectivehealthcare no matter where you liveAll British Columbians must be able to receive the public health care they need, where they live and whenthey need it. NDP cuts, waste and mismanagement have led to deteriorating patient care.

We will protect health funding, and establish provincial standards to ensure all British Columbians receive the

care they deserve and need.We will work with health care providers to develop a long-term strategic plan to

safeguard and improve patient care. By properly managing resources, we can ensure timely, effective health

care services for everyone.


Establish provincial healthstandards that ensure all citizens in

every part of the province are

entitled to equitable, reliable,high

quality health services.

Develop a 10-year human resourceplan, that properly provides for the

training, recruitment and retention

of physicians, nurses, specialists

and other health care providersin every area of the province,and

that addresses critical skills

shortages and staffing levels in

under-serviced areas.

Maintain this years overall$9.3 billion budget for health.

(See 2001/02 Budget Reports,

pg.139).

Increase future health care fundingas economic growth increases

government revenues.

Provide health regions andhospitals with 3-year rollingfunding commitments (updatedannually), to enable them to plan

and act with certainty.

Fully fund and implementthe $125 million mental

health initiative.

Focus funding on patient care,byreducing waste in the system and

eliminating administrative dupli-

cation and costs from provincial

government mismanagement.

Expand training programs for careaides, licensed practical nurses andregistered nurses, in collaborationwith our universities, colleges and

institutions.

Develop a Rural and RemoteTraining Program that provides

forgivable loans to BC students

attending accredited nursing and

medical schools who agree to

practice in a rural or remote

community in BC.

Increase the number of medicalschool graduates over the nextfive years.

Introduce a Rural and RemoteTraining Support program that

provides financial and travel

assistance to health care providers

who want to update or upgrade

their skills and training.

Give ambulance attendants betteraccess to training and better life-

support and communications

equipment needed to capitalize on

those skills.

Ensure that appointees to regionalhealth boards are representative of

their communities needs and

accountable for their performance

in meeting provincial healthstandards.

Work with non-profit societies tobuild and operate an additional

5,000 new intermediate and long

term care beds by 2006.

Provide expanded home care andpalliative care services to assist

chronically and terminally ill

patients with supportive home

environments, as an option to

institutional care.

Intensify efforts to promotewellness and preventative carethrough better education,dietaryhabits and physical activity.

Establish a Rural and RemoteHealth Initiative to ensure all

families get the care they need,

where they live, when they need it.

Work with health care professionals, caregivers,administrators,community leaders, patient groups and

the public to develop a comprehensive 10-Year Health Strategy for BC.As part of that plan, we will:


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Excellence ineducation for students of all agesChildren and students of all ages deserve the best public education possible.The NDPs one size fits all approachto education has forced schools to cut services and has compromised student learning possibilities.

We will protect education funding.We will establish

strong province-wide education standards,provide

multi-year funding envelopes to improve planning,

and give districts the financial flexibility to meet

students needs.We will protect parent volunteers,

invest in computers and in technical training for

teachers, to ensure our young people have the skills

and knowledge to compete with the worlds best and

win.We will create new opportunities and betteraccess to advanced education by investing in skills

training, research and development.

A New Era forEducation

Restore education as an essentialservice under the Labour Code to

ensure that no childs right to an

education is denied during schoolstrikes and lockouts.

Establish specific goals andoutcomes to measure the success

of educators in public schooling.

Devote more of each educationdollar to improving the quality of

education, and less to bureaucracy.

Give local school boards moreautonomy and control over the

delivery of education services,

subject to provincial curriculum

and testing standards.

Give school boards multi-yearfunding envelopes, to improvelong-term education planning

and budgeting.

Work with educators and employersto expand job training and skills

development opportunities.

Put more computers in schoolsand increase resources to improvecomputer literacy for students of

all ages.

Double the annual number ofgraduates in computer science,

and electrical and computer

engineering, within five years.

Establish a Leading EdgeEndowment Fund, based on

a cost-sharing partnership with

the private sector, to establish

20 permanent BC Leadership

Chairs across the province in the

fields of medical, social, environ-

mental and technological research.

Ensure that music,arts andphysical education curriculums

are fully funded in BCs public

schools.

Work with employers, post-secondary institutes and the

Industry Training and

Apprenticeship Commissionto increase training and

apprenticeships in trades

and technical sectors.

Support the current 5% tuition cutand tuition freeze and fully fund it

in the current fiscal year to offset

costs to post-secondary institutes.

Strengthen our network ofcolleges, institutes and on-line

learning throughout the province.

Increase research funding forcolleges, universities and institutes.

Train more social workers to meetthe critical skills shortage that hasdeveloped under the NDP.


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A New Era ofHopeFrom law and order, to the environment and resources, to

children in need, the services that government provides arecrucial to British Columbians quality of life.Those services

must be effective and accessible for all who rely upon them.

Through proper management and sound planning, we can

revitalize public services, restore hope,and build a better quality

of life for everyone.

A BC Liberal Government will:Adopt a scientifically-based,

balanced and principled approach

to environmental management

that ensures sustainability,

accountability and responsibility.

Protect and preserve Burns Bog.Pass a comprehensive Living Rivers

Act to protect and improve BCs

river systems with scientifically-

based standards for watershed

management,measures to enhance

fish habitat and a 10-year program

to correctpast damage.

Create a BC Trust for PublicLands to encourage and facilitate

the expansion of public lands

through private land donations.

Enhance resources and trainingfor front-line social workers, to

improve the quality of services and

decisions affecting children and

families.

Repeal the NDPs attack onpensioners that allows somepension plans to suspend the

pension benefits of early retirees

who choose to supplement their

income by continuing to work in

the same field of employment.

Pass a Domestic ViolencePrevention Act that will afford

greater protection to women and

families and reduce domestic

violence.

Fight child prostitution and youthcrime with specific legislation

aimed at providing greater

protection to children at risk of

exploitation, and greater parental

responsibility for children who

commit crimes.

Ensure all laws are equally appliedand enforced for all British

Columbians, consistent with the

rights guaranteed to all Canadians

under the Constitution.

Return 75% of all revenue fromtraffic fines to the municipalities

that collect that money, to support

community-based policing, crime

prevention and community youth

programs.

Stop the endless bureaucraticrestructuring that has drainedresources from children andfamily services.

Target child care funding to helpparents who need it most.

Ensure auxiliary police officersare properly trained and properly

armed.

Scrap photo radar, to put policeofficers back on the street,

enforcing the law.

Hold the line on court fees andprobate fees, to ensure that no

British Columbian is denied their

right of access to our justice system

because of onerous costs.

Establish a Premiers Council onTechnology to help bridge thedigital divide.

Work with communicationscompanies, Internet Service

Providers and local communities

to rapidly bring high-speed

Internet access to all communities

in BC, using public assets like

roads, railways and power lines to

leverage rapid growth in communi-

cations infrastructure and

broadband Internet capabilities.

Invite all Members of the BCLegislature and all BC Members

of Parliament to hold annual joint

conferences aimed at publicly

identifying and overcoming issues

of regional alienation within

Canada and BC.


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A New Era ofPublic Service

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Pass realTruth in Budgetinglegislation to ensure all provincialfinances are fully and accuratelyreported under GenerallyAccepted Accounting Principles.

Pass Merit Employmentlegislation, to restore aprofessional, non-partisan publicservice, appointed strictly onmerit and not on patronage.

Establish performance standardsand targets for all governmentprograms. Progress will bemeasured, audited and publishedin annual reports and on theInternet, for all taxpayers to see.

Introduce free votes in theLegislature, to allow all MLAs tovote freely on behalf of theirconstituents on all matters notspecifically identified as issues ofconfidence.

Establish a fixed date for thetabling of the provincial budget,and a set legislative calendar.

Eliminate the use of SpecialWarrants, to prevent the ability ofthe government to increase budgetexpenditures without priorlegislative approval.

Give all British Columbians adirect say, by way of referendum,on the principles that will guidethe Provinces approach totreaty negotiations.

Hold open Cabinet Meetings atleast once a month to ensureCabinet decisions on land useissues like those involving theAgricultural Land Reserve, newparks, land claims, and majorcapital decisions are decided inpublic.

Amend the recall and initiativelegislation to make it moreworkable and easier for BritishColumbians to hold MLAsaccountable, and to initiatereferendums on issues of province-wide concern.

Appoint a Citizens Assembly onElectoral Reform, similar to how ajury is selected, that will beresponsible for assessing allpossible models for electingMLAs, including proportionalrepresentation,preferential ballotsand first past the post.

The Assembly will hold publichearings throughout BC,and if itrecommends changes to thecurrent electoral system,thatoption will be put to a province-wide referendum.

Give all-party Legislativecommittees a vital role in policy-making.The committees willtravel to every region of theprovince and conduct hearingsthat are open to the public andmedia,with all recommendationssubmitted to government andposted on the Internet.

Make BC a leader in electronicgovernment, to facilitate publicparticipation throughout thelegislative process, improveefficiency, and improve access toservices over the Internet.

Expand the preparation ofgovernment data and informationin digital formats, to increasefreedom of information and helpreduce the cost of paper flow andbureaucratic bottlenecks.

Ban all non-essential governmentadvertising in the four-monthperiod prior to the fixed electiondate, to prevent any opportunity

for partisan abuse of taxpayer-funded advertising.

Amend BCs Constitution Actwithin 90 days of our firstlegislative session to establish fixedelection dates, based on a four-year term, to eliminate thePremiers ability to manipulatethe timing of elections for personalor partisan purposes.

Amend the Election Act toeliminate the loopholes ondisclosures offinancial contri-butions to political parties and to

include donations of labour, asrequired in municipal elections.

Establish a Waste Buster Websitefor taxpayers to help identify,reportand stamp out government waste.

Outlaw donations from charitiesto political parties.

Governments around the world are embracing important reforms to put the public interest first, and give people areal voice in decision-making.With our talented people, skills and resources, British Columbia should be a leader in

providing public services that are accountable, accessible and efficient.

BC Liberals are committed to dramatically reforming government decision-making so that you have a real say in

how our province is run. Our goal is the most open, transparent and accountable government in Canada.



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The BC Libera

We need your helpa BC

George Abbott(Shuswap)

Farmer / College Instructor

Harry Bloy(Burquitlam)

TelecommunicationsBusiness Owner

Tony Bhullar(Surrey Newton)

RCMP Lawyer

Shirley Bond(Prince George Mount Robson)School Trustee

Jeff Bray(Victoria Beacon Hill)Provincial Government

Policy Analyst

Elayne Brenzinger(Surrey Whalley)Executive Director

Charitable Organization

Susan Brice(Saanich South)

Better Business BureauExecutive Director

Graham Bruce(Cowichan Ladysmith)Small Business Owner

Val Anderson(Vancouver Langara)

Clergy

Rich Coleman(Fort Langley Aldergrove)

Business

Mike Hunter(Nanaimo)

Business Consultant

Gordon Hogg(Surrey White Rock)

Former Mayor

Gordon Campbell(Vancouver Point Grey)

Former Mayor / Educator / Business

Daniel Jarvis(North Vancouver Seymour)

Realtor

Ken Johnston(Vancouver Fraserview)

Business Person

Brian Kerr(Malahat Juan de Fuca)

Business Manager /Chartered Accountant

Kevin Krueger(Kamloops North Thompson)

Insurance Manager

Daniel Lee(Vancouver Hastings)

Councillor

Michael de Jong(Abbotsford-Mt. Lehman)

Lawyer

Kevin Falcon(Surrey Cloverdale)

Business Owner

Gary Farrell-Collins(Vancouver Fairview)Pilot / Flight Instructor

Rob Nijjar(Vancouver Kingsway)

Public Relations Consultant

Richard Neufeld(Peace River North)

Small Business / Oil and Gas

John Nuraney(Burnaby Willingdon)Small Business Owner

Sheila Orr(Victoria Hillside)

Small Business Owner /Councillor

Barry Penner(Chilliwack Kent)

Park Ranger / Lawyer

Geoff Plant(Richmond Steveston)

Lawyer

Judith Reid(Nanaimo Parksville)

Shellfish Farmer

Ted Nebbeling(West Vancouver Garibaldi)

Former Mayor / Small Business

Paul Nettleton(Prince George Omineca)

Lawyer

Richard Stewart(Coquitlam Maillardville)

Government RelationsConsultant

Ken Stewart(Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows)

Farm Manager

Lynn Stephens(Langley)

Small Business / Realtor

Blair Suffredine(Nelson Creston)

Lawyer / Small Business Person

Ralph Sultan(West Vancouver Capilano)

Economist

Rick Thorpe(Okanagan Westside)Small Business / CMA

Stan Hagen(Comox Valley)

Construction Company Manager

Greg Halsey-Brandt(Richmond Centre)

Mayor / Town Planner


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Team

Ida Chong(Oak Bay Gordon Head)CGA / Former Councillor

Gulzar Cheema(Surrey Panorama Ridge)

Physician /Former Manitoban MLA

Tom Christensen(Okanagan Vernon)

Lawyer

Dave Chutter(Yale Lillooet)

Farmer

Christy Clark(Port Moody Westwood)

Public Service

Walt Cobb(Cariboo South)

Small Business Owner /Former Mayor

Murray Coell(Saanich North & the Islands)Former Mayor / Social Worker

Arnie Hamilton(Esquimalt Metchosin)Small Business Owner /Retired Police Sergeant

Blair Lekstrom(Peace River South)

Mayor

Richard Lee(Burnaby North)

Applied Mathematician

John Les(Chilliwack Sumas)

Business Person /Former Mayor

Brenda Locke(Surrey Green Timbers)

Small BusinessExecutive Director

Harold Long(Powell River Sunshine Coast)Transportation Business Owner

Dennis MacKay(Bulkley Valley Stikine)

Commercial PrivateInvestigator

Karn Manhas(Port Coquitlam Burke Mountain)

Small Business Manager

Claude Richmond(Kamloops)

Independent Consultant

Linda Reid(Richmond East)

Teacher / Administrator

Val Roddick(Delta South)

Small Business

Patty Sahota(Burnaby Edmonds)Forestry Consultant

Rod Sanderson Visser(North Island)

Small Business Owner / Operator

Sandy Santori(West Kootenay Boundary)

Mayor / Insurance Agent

Gail Sparrow(Vancouver Mount Pleasant)

Small Business Owner /Former Band Chief

Colin Hansen(Vancouver Quilchena)

Small Business

Roger Harris(Skeena)

Small Business Owner

Randy Hawes(Maple Ridge Mission)

Mayor

Sindi Hawkins(Kelowna Mission)

Former Nurse / Lawyer

Dave Hayer(Surrey Tynehead)Assistant Publisher

Bill Barisoff( Penticton Okanagan Valley)Small Business / Agriculture

Pat Bell(Prince George North)

Small Business Owner / Logger

Bill Belsey(North Coast)

Metallurgical Technologist

Bill Bennett(East Kootenay)

Lawyer

Lorne Mayencourt(Vancouver Burrard)Small Business Owner

Reni Masi(Delta North)

Teacher / Administrator

Wendy McMahon(Columbia River Revelstoke)

Education Administration

Joyce Murray(New Westminster)

Reforestation Business Owner

John Weisbeck(Kelowna Lake Country)

Dentist

John van Dongen(Abbotsford Clayburn)

Farmer/Business

Gillian Trumper(Alberni Qualicum)

Mayor

Katherine Whittred(North Vancouver Lonsdale)

Teacher

John Wilson(Cariboo North)

Veterinarian/Rancher

Patrick Wong(Vancouver Kensington)

Chartered Accountant


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