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Election day is October 19, 2024 A general provincial election is set for October 19, 2024. Our last provincial general election was unexpectedly held during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fast forward almost four years and British Columbians are heading to the ballot box again. What will that Read more…
There’s an election coming As most of us know, B.C. has a provincial general election scheduled for October 19, 2024 – a little over four months away. Our last provincial general election was held—a bit unexpectedly—during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fast forward almost four years and British Read more…
For Immediate Release: November 29, 2023 VICTORIA – The BCPS Employees for Freedom Society (BCPSEF) is pleased to announce a class action lawsuit has been launched by representative plaintiff and BCPSEF member, Jason Baldwin, on behalf of all unionized employees of the B.C. Public Service over the Province of B.C.’s proof of COVID-19 Read more…
Conservative MP Leslyn Lewis is spearheading a petition demanding the federal government to exit the United Nations (U.N.) and the World Health Organization (WHO), citing concerns over national sovereignty and personal autonomy. The petition argues that membership in those organizations ‘imposes negative consequences’ on Canadians that far outweighs the benefits. Read more…
BCPS Employees for Freedom said the vaccine mandate for public sector employees did not serve its purpose and was unnecessary after it was announced it would be scrapped. “The vaccines were not effective, did not stop infection/transmission, and caused many harmful adverse reactions,” said BCPS Employees for Freedom in a Read more…
On October 5, 2021 Lori Wanamaker, Head of the B.C. Public Service announced the end of medical privacy and bodily autonomy for 38,000 employees. Despite her claim of creating “a B.C. Public Service where every employee feels they belong, where every employee feels they have a voice”, the results from Read more…
B.C. public service workers’ lawyer will argue that unions failed to represent them.
The petitioners spearheading the legal fight on behalf of approximately 500 public servants are set to have their matter heard next week and hope to be granted an interlocutory injunction preventing enforcement of the mandate.
Action will be taken to court by nine people the week of March 21 to argue injunction, says lawyer. (Note: as of the date of this article, terminations of B.C. public servants are still pending. – BCPS Employees for Freedom).
At issue is a Nov. 19 provincial government order that makes COVID‑19 vaccination a condition of employment for all B.C. public service employees.