W.E.A.R. WE, STAND
ONEBC
The Party With Backbone.
Every other party in BC is playing the same game. Different jerseys. Same team. The NDP hands your land away and calls it reconciliation. The Conservatives talk tough and fall in line. The Greens take their marching orders from the same American foundations killing your resource jobs. Nobody is saying what every working British Columbian already knows.
Until now.
ONEBC is the only party in BC that is willing to stand up and say what needs to be said — out loud, on the record, without apology.
They tried to remove her from her own party's leadership. She was back in ten days. They filed a recall petition to force her out of office entirely. It failed — she beat it by a mile. Every time they've tried to push Dallas Brodie out, she's still standing when the dust settles.
They stand for:
One law for every British Columbian regardless of race or ancestry. No two-tiered justice. No race-based land claims that override your deed and your mortgage. No secret deals signed in the dark while you sleep.
Full repeal of DRIPA — the legislation quietly passed in 2019 that is now being used to dismantle private property rights across the entire province. Your home is yours. Full stop.
Defunding the reconciliation industry — a permanent, unaccountable system that has consumed billions of dollars, solved nothing, and exists to keep the conflict alive because the conflict is the business model. The money was supposed to help people. Ask yourself — where did it go?
Restoring BC's resource economy — forestry, mining, LNG, pipelines. The industries that built every hospital, school and road in this province. The jobs that built families, communities and futures. Strangled by Net Zero ideology while Carney flies 190,000 kilometres a year on a government jet.
Cutting income tax by 50% for every BC family earning under $100,000. Because you earned it. You should keep it.
Immigration — raise wages for BC workers by taking control over immigration policy, just as Quebec does. End mass immigration into BC, promote cultural integration, and end the flow of foreign grievances and fentanyl from the Chinese Communist Party.
Accountability — full stop. For band councils. For government. For foreign-funded NGOs. For every dollar of public money that disappears without a result.
This is not about hate. It's about equality.
W.E.A.R. was built by fourth generation Vancouver Island British Columbians who have watched this province get handed away piece by piece while good people stayed quiet because they were afraid of being called names.
We are done being quiet.
ONEBC won't apologize for saying it. W.E.A.R. won't apologize for printing it.
Together we are louder than they want us to be.
Support the only party standing up for BC. Learn more at 1bc.ca
One Province. One Law. One People. One BC.
N.D.P.
Not, Defending, Property
Deadbeat Eby and his NDP have been quietly draining BC away — one DRIPA at a time.
Richmond homeowners woke up to find their titles defective and invalid. Kamloops — a city of 100,000 people — being claimed by a band of 1,550 members. Haida Gwaii — gone. The Sunshine Coast — a secret deal signed before the election and hidden from voters for five months.
Then on February 20th 2026, the federal government quietly signed a deal recognizing Musqueam Aboriginal title across Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Port Moody, New Westminster, Surrey and Coquitlam — 2.5 million people. The Musqueam band has roughly 1,300 members. Ottawa says it doesn't touch private property. The agreement doesn't actually say that anywhere in writing. And they already get a cut of Vancouver Airport revenue. Now they're negotiating for more.
Your deed. Your mortgage. Your life savings. Nobody's taken any of it yet — but with no clause in writing ruling it out, “yet” is doing a lot of work.
Eby knows exactly how exposed this leaves homeowners. In April, he tried to suspend parts of DRIPA for three years just to limit the damage. First Nations leadership shut him down completely. He folded within weeks. Now there's no plan, no legislation, nothing until at least October — while the claims keep moving.
The NDP built this trap. Ottawa keeps signing the paperwork. Eby can't even fix his own mess.
And it's not slowing down. BC's own Public Accounts, released this month, confirm 335,000 acres of Crown land already committed to First Nations through active treaty talks. Separately, the province is negotiating with the Tahltan Nation over 96,000 square kilometres — nearly 24 million acres, 11% of British Columbia, bigger than Portugal — in the mineral-rich northwest alone.
British Columbians are noticing. Eby's approval has cratered to 33%. The BC Conservatives now lead by double digits. Not Defending Property isn't just a slogan — it's what the polls are saying too.
This isn't just land changing hands — it's sovereignty without accountability. Under new DRIPA agreements, the Tahltan Nation now holds effective veto power over the Eskay Creek and Red Chris mine projects. The province still writes the cheques and delivers the services — but no longer holds the final say. It's the same arrangement Quebec's separatists wanted in 1980 and 1995: full authority, shared cost. BC already has a template for it — the 2024 Haida Gwaii deal, where the province kept paying for health care and roads while giving up jurisdiction.
ONEBC is the only party demanding full repeal of DRIPA and putting BC's land back in the hands of the people who built it.
One Province. One Law. One People. One BC.
SPEAK UP
They Did It Anyway
In February 2025, Carney's Liberals introduced Bill C-9 — legislation touching hate speech, protest, and public assembly, with penalties escalating up to life imprisonment. It's no longer a bill. It became law July 18, 2026.
Then came Bill C-22 — new powers letting police and CSIS demand subscriber data from telecoms, some through warrantless confirmation-of-service demands, some through judicial production orders. It's passed the House. It's one step from the Senate floor from becoming law too.
Now there's Bill C-34 — sold as protecting kids under 16 from social media. But a platform can't tell a 15-year-old from a 25-year-old without checking everyone. Every adult Canadian, ID in hand, just to keep using the internet like normal. An earlier version of this bill included an independent Digital Safety Ombudsperson to watch over it. That's gone now — replaced with a single Commission that answers to no one outside government.
They said it was about safety. They didn't ask if you agreed.
Real People. Real Message. Real BC.
NEW -----WORLD-----ORDER
You're Gonna Pay For It
Mark Carney stood at Davos and told the world we need a "new world order." His words. Not ours. Then he flew to Beijing, bowed to Xi Jinping, opened Canada's door to Chinese electric vehicles, and called it progress. Trump immediately threatened 100% tariffs on Canadian goods in response. Carney blamed Trump.
Here's what Carney won't tell you about his energy superpower.
Canada has the fourth largest oil reserves on the planet. We are the fifth largest natural gas producer on earth. We have enough natural gas to supply current production for 300 years. Yet in February 2026 a tanker sailed 25,750 kilometres from Australia to deliver LNG to Eastern Canada — gas we already have, sitting right here, going nowhere. Northern Gateway — blocked. Energy East — blocked. A pipeline from Alberta to the BC coast — forget it. Our oil ships to Americans at a discount because we have nowhere else to send it. We import gas from the other side of the planet because we refuse to build the infrastructure to move our own.
You can't be an energy superpower if you refuse to build the infrastructure to move the energy. You can't be a superpower if you block every pipeline, strangle every permit, and then fly to Davos to tell the world how rich you are.
When a G20 reporter asked Carney when he last spoke to Trump about tariffs — the man who buys 71.7% of everything Canada sells — Carney shrugged and said "Who cares? It's a detail." That detail is the job of every auto worker, steelworker, and lumber mill employee in this country. Trade talks finally started moving — then Carney let Ontario air a Ronald Reagan attack ad during the World Series that offended Trump. He saw it in advance and let it air anyway. Months of progress gone overnight. Carney declared the US relationship "over." Then blamed Trump.
Meanwhile your money is flying everywhere else. Nearly $22 billion shipped to Ukraine since 2022 — including $2.5 billion on December 27th 2025 alone. $39 million in foreign aid to India — a nuclear power with a space program and the world's fifth largest economy. Canada's total foreign aid budget — $5.6 billion every single year. Every year. While the federal deficit hits $13 billion, the average Canadian home costs $663,000, and emergency rooms across BC are closing.
And Net Zero? On just one European networking tour Carney burned 242,250 litres of jet fuel with his wife and dumped 612 tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere at a cost of $476,000 in aircraft operating costs alone. That's before Davos. Before Beijing. Before Kyiv. Before the G7. Before the G20. Carney has logged approximately 190,000 kilometres in government jets in the past year preaching Net Zero to every world leader he could find a runway near.
The average Canadian can't afford to drive to the doctor. Carney can't afford to stop flying.
Net Zero is for you. Not for him.
Tough on Trump. Soft on Beijing. Generous with your money everywhere except here. This isn't incompetence. It's a plan. And the clown show travels first class.
This week, while Trump's 50% tariffs bear down on August 19th and trade talks hang in the balance, Carney's in Italy. His office calls it 'personal commitments,' cleared by the Ethics Commissioner. Canadians are watching the clock on a trade deal. Carney's watching the Amalfi coast.
For what Canada has sent to Ukraine alone, we could have built every hospital on BC's construction list three times over, funded a pipeline from Alberta to the BC coast, and still had billions left to put Canadians back in their own homes. And as for the boil water advisories on First Nations reserves — Canada has already sent enough money to fix every one of them. Twice. The water is still not clean. Nobody in Ottawa is allowed to ask why.
ONEBC stands for BC resources, BC sovereignty, and BC people. Not Davos. Not Beijing. Not Kyiv.
Clown Show Carney — WHO CARES?
