Thank you 🙏
Dear friends, With the BC Liberal leadership race now behind us, I’ve spent the last week reflecting and connecting… with my family and the many people who helped me along the way these past several months. I’m grateful for the experiences of the past year. It has been the honour of my life to work […]
Seeds of Renewal
There is no BC Liberal Party without all of you.
Travel Plans (to Win)
Over the past few years, I have traveled throughout our province many times over as CEO of the BC Chamber of Commerce.
When we’re the party of the future, we win
When we’re the party of the future, we win… but if we don’t modernize and renew, we’ll gift another election to the NDP.
A Blueprint for 2022
February 5th can be the beginning of a new chapter for the BC Liberal Party. I want to share with you my priorities as Leader.
Top 10 Moments of 2021
A look back at some key moments in the Val Litwin campaign during 2021
Wishing you the best of the Season ⭐️
When the BC Liberal Party launched its leadership race more than eight months ago, none of us knew it would be one of BC’s most challenging years ever. And undeniably, the effects of wildfires and floods, an ongoing overdose crisis, and a global pandemic have disrupted all of our lives. But please take a moment […]
Holiday Wish List
No matter what holiday traditions you might follow, the rush of these final days on the calendar likely reminds you to reflect on the past year, and make plans for the new one. You’re probably thinking about family, friends, colleagues, and the less-fortunate in your community, and hoping that things get—and stay—brighter for them in […]
The New Winning Formula
There is an opportunity today for our party to speak directly to British Columbians and put people at the centre of the picture—not only businesses and balance sheets.
Autism and BC Families: A Time to Innovate
Families require a customized range of Neurodiverse diagnosis treatment and support options, as diverse as the community itself.
It’s that simple.
What Tim Hortons can teach the BC Liberal Party
Maybe you’re reading this over your morning coffee, and maybe it’s one of the five million cups a day that come from an iconic red and brown takeout cup. No matter how often you stop at a Tim Hortons, I bet you do it for the same reasons most Canadians do: it’s consistent, the value […]
Renewal vs. Revolution
Yup, 61% of B.C.’s population is under the age of 40. And it’s diverse. Here’s the new conversation the B.C. Liberal party needs to have with them.
What the BC Liberal Party can learn from Facebook’s rebrand
Why Millennials and Gen Z won’t embrace the Meta BC Liberals…
A New Deal for BC’s North
The North is a powerhouse part of what has driven BC’s prosperity and GDP. It has created opportunity for generations of British Columbians.
It’s time for the North to get a new deal.
A Welcoming BC Liberal Party
Building the BC Liberal party of 2024 will take learning from how we got it wrong in the past and welcoming new voices and communities.
Diversity and inclusion goes way beyond winning in 2024. It’s about doing what’s right.
When Old Guard Parties Don’t Like Data
Outmoded parties like the BCNDP hide and ignore the data when it doesn’t fit their dogma. We can be a modern Party that embraces evidence.
Download the new operating system
Debate 1 is in the books. The BC Liberal party got a glimpse of what true renewal and change could look like.
Trust and BCNDP Government COVID Data
We shouldn’t have to second guess whether the BCNDP government is itself a source of misinformation on the pandemic.
What to do when someone says “government stinks”
We aren’t just in budgetary deficit in BC – we’re in social deficit. We need new tools and ideas to address these problems. It’s time to start talking seriously about social capital.
Audacious Plans
Twenty years ago the world was turned upside down by a shocking and deadly terrorist attack. Feelings of fear and anger shot through the western world. But for many of us, 9/11 also inspired deeper reflections about life – and how we wanted to live it.
Christy wanted a bridge. John wants a tunnel. Voters just want it done.
It’s time to turn the page on yesterday’s political feuds and build a future-focussed BC Liberal Party