Burnaby North Seymour Conservative Constituency Association

07/20/2026

Andrew Scheer on the Mark Carney over-hype!

There were two things that happened recently that really exposed Ma...

06/29/2026

The latest interview with Leader, Pierre Poilievre!

Pierre Poilievre joins to discuss how he would govern, his work as ...

06/23/2026

This is in our “next door” riding: North Vancouver Capilano.

Anyone wanting to help out - whether it’s to volunteer some time, donate to the local campaign fund, please click through on the post or the Electoral District Association page in the comments!

06/21/2026

Vancouver, BC – Today, the Hon. Pierre Poilievre, Leader of His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition and the Conservative Party of Canada, announced that he will oppose federal ratification of the K’ómoks Treaty as it currently stands, citing risks to Canadians’ stability, sovereignty and property.

“Treaties should advance reconciliation by providing long-term certainty and finality,” Poilievre said. “Unfortunately, the K’ómoks agreement negotiated by the Liberal government does nothing of the sort”.

The agreement incorporates, as “an authoritative source” for its own interpretation, the highly divisive United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), which many Canadians view as threatening parliamentary sovereignty, resource development and the predictability of Canada’s legal framework.

By implementing the treaty, the federal Liberals would elevate UNDRIP from a policy commitment to a legally-binding guideline: one that could impact how the courts interpret the agreement in future.

“The BC government has already found itself in a high-profile court case over its own version of UNDRIP,” Poilievre added. “By appealing to it as an ‘authoritative source’, the Carney Liberals will only create more uncertainty and confusion.”

The document, already approved through negotiation by K’ómoks First Nation and passed by the British Columbia legislature, also refers to itself as a “living agreement” and allows parts of the treaty to be renegotiated every decade: an approach that could open the door to future issues while seeking to resolve present ones.

Further, in the wake of the controversial Cowichan Tribes v. Canada ruling and the Musqueam Rights Recognition Agreement, the treaty’s failure to clearly and explicitly protect private property - a longtime Conservative demand for federal agreements with Indigenous groups - is notable by its absence.

“The lack of specific protections for fee simple title raises real concerns in light of the Liberals’ record,” Poilievre continued. “We simply do not know how the treaty is going to be interpreted in 10, 15 or 20 years, especially given the appeal to UNDRIP and ‘living agreement’ approach.”

In order to implement the K’ómoks Treaty, the government will have to pass legislation through the House of Commons: a bill which the Official Opposition has pledged to vote against, barring changes to the agreement. Poilievre also called on British Columbians to contact their Members of Parliament and ask them to join with Conservatives in opposing federal ratification.

“Conservatives believe in treaties when they provide viable long-term solutions,” Poilievre concluded. “We will always support agreements that respect Indigenous concerns, private property and the supremacy of Canadian laws on Canadian soil.”

06/03/2026

My Private Members Bill, Bill C-240 passed the House of Commons at second reading unanimously.

Thank you to all MPs for supporting this important piece of legislation.

05/22/2026

It is an honour to welcome Pierre Poilievre and my Conservative colleagues to North Vancouver-Capilano. The Conservative Party of Canada is fighting every day for British Columbians’ property rights.

Canadians across our country have an opportunity to call on their Members of Parliament to support Monday’s Conservative motion to protect private property rights. And in North Vancouver–Capilano, our upcoming by-election will be an opportunity for our community to send a strong message to Ottawa: Our Home, Our Property.

05/16/2026

How can we “build Canada strong” if someone in Quebec still can’t order some award-winning BC Wine and have it shipped ?

This is a bill to watch.

Canadian businesses should be able to ship and sell their products anywhere across our country.

MP Dan Albas put forward a bill to tear down internal trade barriers so anyone in Canada can order beer, wine, and spirits from their favourite Canadian local producers: https://www.conservative.ca/cpc/free-trade-for-canadian-beer-wine-and-spirits/

05/13/2026

Protect Rogers Pass
May 12, 2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Ottawa, ON – Today, Dane Lloyd, Conservative Shadow Minister for Emergency Preparedness and Community Resilience and Mel Arnold, Associate Shadow Minister for Fisheries, released the following statement calling on the Liberal government to ensure the continued safety of Rogers Pass in British Columbia, a critical economic corridor and stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway:

“For 65 years, soldiers of the Royal Canadian Artillery have supported avalanche control operations in the area, helping keep this vital economic corridor open year-round. But now, the Department of National Defence announced that the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) will not be renewing its agreement with Parks Canada to support avalanche control operations beyond 2027.

“The economic importance of this corridor cannot be understated: over 4,000 vehicles and 40 trains pass through Rogers Pass every day, and every hour it's closed would cost the Canadian economy an estimated $3 million. The annual deployment of the CAF under OP PALACI to Rogers Pass provides protection to a critical transportation gateway at a low cost to taxpayers.

“Unfortunately, the Liberal government has not outlined any strategy for how avalanche control and public safety at Rogers Pass will be maintained once the CAF’s involvement ends. This significant Liberal Government cut puts safety and a key economic corridor at risk.

“That’s why Conservatives are calling on the Liberals to ensure the continued operation of avalanche control in the Rogers Pass and other critical economic corridors. Canada’s economy and the transportation infrastructure it relies on cannot afford to wait.”

04/28/2026

How would you grade this Carney Liberal Government? Have things improved for you and your family? Remember his promise that we should "judge him by the prices at the grocery checkout"? How's that working out?

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04/28/2026

Yesterday, a series of votes, including a Liberal Motion of CLOSURE were forced through to add Liberal Members to every committee, ensuring no accountability could be forced upon the Mark Carney Liberal Government - here is how your MP voted...