Healthcare
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Thaelo ProctorIndependent
Candidate for Kamloops Centre
In their own words
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Where they stand
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Housing
Will I be able to afford to live here?
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Cost of living
Can I afford groceries, hydro and insurance?
Calls himself progressive: high-wealth individuals and high-revenue corporations should pay their fair share.
- Describes himself as progressive; believes high-wealth individuals and high-revenue corporations should pay their fair share
- Says the consensus in Kamloops is government won't do the job — broken promises and ineffective legislation
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“Individually, I would say I'm progressive in my ideas. I believe high wealth individuals and highly wealthy, high revenue corporations should by paying their fair share. And where I differ from other progressives is I feel the consensus around Kamloops is the government is not going to do the job they are committed to do. There are consistent broken promises and ineffective legislation.”
Source: Contractor Proctor enters Kamloops Centre MLA race as independent — CFJC Today · October 6, 2026
Confidence:High
Economy & jobs
Will BC's economy create good jobs where I live?
PRE-WINDOW: Proctor says the U.S. isn't B.C.'s biggest issue; backs taxing huge corporations and the ultra-wealthy.
- PRE-WINDOW: published 2026-10-23T00:24:19Z (Oct 22 20:24 EDT); verified never extracted in any prior run, baseline, or import.
- From Kamloops This Week's 'MLA CANDIDATE ISSUE #4' series on the U.S. trade war (via europesays mirror).
- Proctor, Independent candidate in Kamloops Centre, says the U.S. is not the biggest issue for B.C. voters.
- Argues huge U.S. corporations take advantage of B.C. resources; politicians should stand up to the U.S. and create opportunities for British Columbians to build businesses and jobs.
- Backs taxing huge corporations and the ultra-wealthy to push the U.S. out and create independent jobs.
- FIRST ROW EVER for Proctor (zero baseline rows, zero prior-run rows).
- Provenance note (PM browser pass): Kamloops This Week has ceased publishing; the 'MLA CANDIDATE ISSUE' series is CFJC Today's (cfjctoday.com, Michael Reeve) — europesays mirrors it. Series #1 (public safety, Oct 19), #2 (deficit, Oct 20), #3 (healthcare, Oct 21) URLs logged for a pre-results sweep.
Show their words & sourceHide (reported remarks)
“the tax on huge corporations and the ultra-wealthy... bring opportunities for everyday British Columbians to create businesses, create just independent jobs”
Source: CFJC Today: 'MLA CANDIDATE ISSUE #4 – How important is the U.S. Trade war to voters' (Michael Reeve) [canonical URL via PM browser pass; PRE-WINDOW] · October 22, 2026
Confidence:High
Education
Will my kids' schools be properly funded?
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Environment & climate
Is the province protecting forests, water and climate?
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Public safety
Will repeat offenders stay off my street?
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Transportation
Will the highways, ferries and transit keep up?
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Mental health & addictions
How will the province handle the toxic-drug crisis?
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Seniors & long-term care
Can seniors age with dignity in BC?
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Indigenous relations
How will the province work with Indigenous peoples?
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Government & taxes
Is the province spending my money wisely?
Wants to pressure politicians to serve communities and talk to real working-class people, not just donors.
- Press politicians to serve their communities and talk to real people, not just attend documented events
- Find consensus and represent working-class people rather than being lobbied in private rooms
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“put pressure on politicians to do more service in their communities and talk to real people, hear what they have to say, not just be around for the big events that are being documented. Not just be around in the private rooms when they are being lobbied, but talking to real working-class people and hearing what they have to say, doing their best to find consensus and represent them.”
Source: Contractor Proctor enters Kamloops Centre MLA race as independent — CFJC Today · October 6, 2026
Confidence:High
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