Skip to main content

“I am a Canadian, free to speak without fear, free to worship in my own way, free to stand for what I think right, free to oppose what I believe wrong, or free to choose those who shall govern my country. This heritage of freedom I pledge to uphold for myself and all mankind.” ~~ John G. Diefenbaker

Announcing the new Conservative Party of BC Executive and Board of Directors for the Kamloops North Thompson Riding Association


The Conservative Party of British Columbia is proud to announce the new executive and board members for the Kamloops North Thompson riding association. These dedicated individuals have shown exceptional commitment and were active participants in the recent election campaign, which saw Conservative BC candidate Ward Stamer elected. Their leadership and enthusiasm will undoubtedly guide the riding to further success and growth. The Executive Team is made up of:

President: Doug Brown
Doug Brown brings a wealth of experience, including as a member of the Conservative Party of Canada’s Board of Directors for Kamloops-Shuswap-Central Rockies, His strategic thinking, and dedication to public service, will be invaluable assets in his role.

Vice President: Sophia Wadowska
Sophia Wadowska, as Vice President, will support the President in all key initiatives and focus on strengthening community ties. Her dedication as a campaign volunteer, and her passion for conservative values, make her an ideal fit for this important position.

Secretary: Alan Forseth
Alan Forseth, who had the role of Campaign Manager for Ward Stamer in last Falls provincial election, will serve as the Secretary. His attention to detail and organizational skills will ensure that the board operates smoothly and efficiently.

Treasurer: Lana Laskovic
As the former Financial Agent on Ward’s Campaign Team, Lana Laskovic, will now take on the role of Treasurer, responsible for overseeing the financial health of the riding association. Her expertise in financial management and commitment to transparency will ensure that riding funds are managed wisely.

The Board of Directors, all volunteers in last Fall’s provincial election, will play a crucial role in supporting the executive team, and driving the party's agenda forward. The Directors are:
• Bonny-Mae Fibich
• Richard Henderson, and
• Ed Salle

Together, the executive and board members are poised to lead the Kamloops North Thompson Riding Association with vision, integrity, and dedication. They are committed to representing the interests of members and ensuring that conservative values are upheld in all their endeavors.

Looking ahead, the new executive and board are already setting their sights on the future with initiatives and goals including:

Strengthening Community Engagement:
The team plans to enhance their presence in the community through regular town hall meetings and outreach programs.
 
Building a Strong Volunteer Base:
The success of any political movement depends on the dedication of its volunteers. The new board is committed to building a strong and active volunteer base by providing training, resources, and opportunities for involvement. They recognize the critical role that volunteers play in achieving the party's goals and will work to ensure that their contributions are valued and supported.

Participating in the Provincial AGM:
BC’s Conservatives will be gathering in Nanaimo on March 1st and 2nd, and our Riding Association plans to be well represented.  

Led by Conservative BC MLA Ward Stamer, the executive and board members of the Kamloops North Thompson riding association are a dynamic and dedicated team. Their collective experience, and dedication to conservative values, position them well to continue building on the foundation they have inherited.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

The NDP is destroying BC's softwood industry as 100 Mile House mill shuts down and jobs vanish

No more than a few days after the province hosted its much-touted summit to discuss the continuing impact of U.S. softwood tariffs, and with Statistics Canada reporting another decline in BC’s softwood production, the axe has fallen on West Fraser Timber’s 100 Mile House mill. Lorne Doerkson, MLA for Cariboo–Chilcotin , says the devastation now hitting the South Cariboo is what happens when government ignores every warning sign coming from the forest sector. “One hundred and sixty-five people in 100 Mile House just lost their jobs,” said Doerkson. “That’s 165 families wondering how they’ll pay their bills and whether they can stay in their own community. The ripple effect will hit every business on main street, from the gas stations and restaurants to the grocery stores.” “The Minister’s thoughts and prayers aren’t enough for those families facing unimaginable hardship. It’s time this minister did his job and not another photo op,” said Doerkson. “The Minister thinks the ...

Premier’s Office Acknowledges Richmond Residents Affected by Cowichan Land Claim Face Issues on “Mortgages, Property Sales”

“The Premier’s Office is secretly sending letters to my constituents behind my back. If the NDP were truly committed to transparency and supporting residents, they would have proactively engaged with owners years ago, not rushed out last-minute letters to cover their tracks.” ~~ Steve Kooner, Conservative MLA for Richmond-Queensborough and Opposition Critic for Attorney General Steve Kooner, Conservative MLA for Richmond-Queensborough and Opposition Critic for Attorney General, is criticising Premier David Eby and the NDP provincial government for secretly delivering non-committal, last-minute letters to Richmond residents affected by the Cowichan Tribes land claim. For over six years the NDP misled British Columbians on the implications of indigenous land claims. Premier Eby is now quietly sending staff to conduct damage control following public fallout from his 2019 strategic directive for government lawyers not to argue extinguishment of aboriginal title, even over p...

Kamloops woman’s cancer test cancelled due to Interior Health mandates for OB/GYNs (iNFO News)

A Kamloops woman’s cancer screening appointment was considered urgent by her doctors and scheduled within weeks, but it was postponed indefinitely when Interior Health ordered her gynecologist take that day’s on-call shift. Troylana Manson now waits with the mystery of whether she might have cancer amid a staffing crisis for women’s health care specialists in Kamloops. “I was happy to have that appointment in December so we could rule this out, but now it’s thrown in the air again. People in Kamloops, certainly people in positions of power, need to realize what Interior Health is doing”  ... CLICK HERE for the full story

Labels

Show more