SOUND OFF: NDP government fails to deliver for British Columbians
BY EVERY SOCIAL MEASURE, British Columbians are worse off now than they were when the NDP first took office seven years ago.
As the Legislature adjourns ahead of the next provincial election, it is clear David Eby has failed to deliver any tangible results for British Columbians or inspire confidence that the NDP can provide any solutions to the big issues our province is facing.
Under the NDP, British Columbia has become the least affordable province in Canada, with the highest gas prices and taxes in North America, the highest rental costs in the country, and the most unaffordable housing in North America. The skyrocketing cost of living has left half of British Columbians just $200 away from being unable to pay their bills at the end of the month, resulting in record-long lines at food banks.
Public safety has been put in jeopardy by David Eby’s soft-on-crime policies and catch-and-release justice system which prioritizes the rights of criminals to re-offend over the safety of our communities. I constantly hear from parents who now avoid taking their children to neighbourhood parks due to fear of discarded needles and their children witnessing drug use and overdoses. This surge in open drug use, fueled by Eby and the NDP’s reckless decriminalization experiment, has even infiltrated once-safe public spaces like restaurants and hospitals.