06/11/2026
Joffre Lakes is one of the places I visit every year. As a proud Canadian, I want to enjoy and admire the beauty of our province and our country. But the NDP‘s approach under DRIPA is creating more conflict, not reconciliation.
Now we are seeing yet another major resource project tied up in court because of the uncertainty this government has created. At a time when British Columbia desperately needs jobs, investment, and economic growth, we are building our own barriers to prosperity.
Whether it’s public park closures or major projects stalled for years, British Columbians are paying the price for a government that cannot balance Indigenous consultation with the broader public interest.
It‘s no surprise that nearly 70,000 people left British Columbia last year. People and businesses are looking elsewhere for certainty, opportunity, and leadership.
This keeps the focus on DRIPA, economic uncertainty, Joffre Lakes, and out-migration while sounding more measured and persuasive.
位於威士拿以北的Joffre Lakes 是我每年都會去的地方之一。作為一名自豪的加拿大人，我十分欣賞並享受我們省份和國家的自然美景。然而，省新民主黨政府在《原住民權利宣言》框架下推動的政策，帶來的不是和解，而是更多的衝突與分歧。
如今，我們還看到一個重要的礦產項目因為原住民而陷入司法訴訟。在卑詩省急需就業、投資與經濟成長的時候，我們的政府卻不斷為自己設下障礙。
無論是 Joffre Lakes 的長期封閉，還是大型資源項目多年來停滯不前，付出代價的都是卑詩省民。新民主黨政府未能在原住民諮商與整體公共利益之間取得平衡。
難怪過去一年有近 7 萬人離開卑詩省。當省民和投資者看不到未來、機會與領導時，他們自然會選擇到別的地方發展。
