MLA: John Rustad
The BCPS Employees for Freedom Society (BCPSEF) and United Health Care Workers of BC Society (UHCWBC) are pleased to announce John Rustad, MLA for Nechako Lakes and leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, as our special guest at a joint online member meeting, on Tuesday June 18, 2024 at 8.00pm PDT
Save the Date
- Date: Tuesday June 18, 2024 (Note: new date)
- Time: 8:00PM – 9:00PM PDT (Note: new time)
- Where: Online by Zoom
- Zoom link will be shared with members prior to the event
About the Meeting
As the province prepares for a fall election, BCPSEF and UHCWBC are jointly inviting all provincial party leaders to participate in online forums with our members. As such, the meeting is open only to members of BCPSEF or UHCWBC. Learn more about becoming a BCPSEF member.
About John Rustad
John was born and raised in Prince George, married his wife Kim in 1995, and has spent his entire life living in Northern British Columbia. However, in the early 2000’s, frustrated with the direction the province was headed, John had to decide between leaving for greener pastures or sticking around. Thankfully, he decided to stick around and in so doing, decided to fight for BC.
John was first elected as a school board trustee to SD-57 and then elected as MLA in 2005 for the riding of Prince George–Omineca. Later, after riding redistribution, John was re-elected in the riding of Nechako Lakes, and he has served there ever since.
Prior to being elected, John worked in the forestry industry for more than 20 years. He formed a technology company, Western Geographic Information Systems Inc, a consulting service for the resource sector, which helped to create opportunities, jobs and sustained growth for forestry, bringing prosperity to his community and the province.
After becoming an independent MLA, John joined the Conservative Party of BC because he realized that he must continue to fight and that he can’t do it alone. On March 24, 2023, John Rustad announced his intention to seek the leadership of the Conservative Party of BC, and on March 31, 2023, he was acclaimed leader.
John will join us for a discussion of the Conservative Party of BC’s take on a range of topics of interest to our members, including healthcare, personal freedoms, and what the future holds should the Conservatives form the next government.
Come prepared to listen, learn and ask questions.
About United Health Care Workers of BC (UHCWBC)
United Health Care Workers of BC (UHCWBC) is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. UHCWBC is a large group of compassionate frontline Health Care Professionals who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy. They advocate for the right of workers to make their own medical decisions, without being subjected to suspension or termination. UHCWBC stands in defence of patient care, against mandates and measures that have the potential to lead to the system’s collapse. Learn more about UHCWBC’s mission.
About BCPSEF
BCPS Employees for Freedom (BCPSEF) is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. We are a diverse group of public servants who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy.
We are leading a legal campaign to bring about accountability and justice for the B.C. government’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for BC Public Service employees that resulted in hundreds of unnecessary wrongful terminations, thousands of early retirements, and the violation of 38,000 public servants’ medical privacy and bodily autonomy. We hold regular member meetings and advocate on behalf of current and former public servants of municipal, provincial and federal government organizations, and publicly funded non-governmental organizations, in British Columbia.
Become a BCPSEF Member
Any British Columbia resident may become a non-voting member of BCPS Employees for Freedom Society. Voting membership is open to any B.C. public servant, current or former, who has worked for a municipal, provincial, or federal government organization, or a publicly funded non-governmental organization in the province. Visit the BCPSEF Membership page to learn more about membership categories and sign up to Become a member.
We invite everyone who supports our cause to join with us to protect and advance the rights and freedoms of all British Columbians.
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