Kootenay-Rockies MLA Pete Davis participated in the Kootenay Fun 5 run in Cranbrook on May 2 after suffering a major, near-fatal stroke this past December….
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MLA McInnis endorses Peter Milobar as Conservative leader
Columbia River-Revelstoke MLA Scott McInnis (BC Conservative Party), Critic for Tourism and Resort Municipalities, Columbia River Treaty and Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, has officially endorsed…
Residential school denier unwelcome in Ktunaxa Nation
The Governments of the Ktunaxa Nation Feb. 6 denounced the actions of Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie that convey denialism of atrocities committed during the residential…
MLA urges Premier to repeal DRIPA
BC Conservative Party Critic for Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Scott McInnis, MLA for Columbia River Revelstoke, says Premier David Eby must stop gaslighting the public…
McInnis asks for clarification on private property rights
Columbia River-Revelstoke MLA Scott McInnis, Deputy Critic for Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, is calling on Premier David Eby to immediately clarify whether private property rights on…
Not a good day for democracy in B.C.
By Scott McInnis The BC NDP government May 29 forced closure on Bill 14-Renewable Energy Projects (Streamlined Permitting) Act, and Bill 15 Infrastructure Projects Act….
MLA McInnis appointed as Shadow Minister
One week after being sworn in as the new MLA for Columbia River – Revelstoke, taking up the reins from retired MLA Doug Clovechok, Scott…
Candidate Dunlop asks McInnis to denounce colleague
Andrea Dunlop, the BC NDP candidate for Columbia River-Revelstoke, has called on opponent Scott McInnis to denounce racism and extremism in the BC Conservative Party….
Candidates square off in JCI Kootenay debate
Thank you Kootenay-Rockies candidates Kerri Wall (BC Green Party), Pete Davis (BC Conservative Party), Sam Atwal (BC NDP) and Tom Shypitka (Independent incumbent), for your…
A long and extraordinary day in B.C. politics
“Perceptions” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary Someone once said, “politics is the art of the possible.” Surely after the past week, it must be obvious…