Peace River North candidates' miscellaneous promises

This is a page from the 2020 British Columbia general election.

Miscellaneous platforms

Here's everything the candidates in Peace River North, and their parties, are promising that we couldn't fit in elsewhere.

Protect funding for arts and culture organizations forced to suspend operations as a result of COVID-19.

Expand new $2 million Arts Infrastructure Program to help communities build new cultural spaces and renovate existing ones.

Ban the blockading of public roads, bridges, and railroads for peaceful protests.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Blockades.

Strengthen fixed election date legislation and ban early elections during provincial emergencies.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Elections.

Develop family counseling and law centres, modeled on Family Services Centres in Australia.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Family services.

Ban foreign money and influence in BC politics.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Foreign money.

We don't have any BC Liberals policies on Japanese internment.

Provide lasting recognition of Japanese-Canadian internment during World War II in libraries, communities, and at the BC Legislature.

Establish a northern Premier's Office in Prince George.
Significantly expand high-speed broadband and mobile coverage across BC in rural and remote communities, by leveraging governments purchasing power as part of the procurement of telecommunications services.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Rural communities.

Make Driver Medical Examination Reports free for seniors.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Senior drivers' medical exams.

We don't have any BC Liberals policies on South Asian-Canadian museum.

Build a South Asian-Canadian museum documenting the history, art, and contributions of South Asian people in BC.

Appoint an independent Fair Tax Commission to review all provincial taxes and suggest taxes for adjustment or elimination.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Taxes.