Healthcare
Will there be a doctor, a hospital, and care when we need it?
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Nina Krieger
BC NDP
Candidate for Victoria-Swan Lake
Elected — unofficial result
In their own words
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Where they stand
Every candidate in this race is shown against the same 12 issues, in the same order, whether or not we’ve found something for each one. Why we do it this way.
Housing
Will I be able to afford to live here?
Seeks the nomination on the NDP's record of decisive action on housing, healthcare and education and its inclusive vision.
- Says she is seeking the BC NDP nomination because of its record of decisive action on housing, healthcare and education and its inclusive vision for the province.
- Says the people of Victoria and all of BC can count on the team to be in their corner.
- Release announced Krieger (Victoria-Swan Lake), Jessie Sunner (Surrey-Newton) and Amna Shah (Surrey City Centre) to be acclaimed by their riding associations in August.
Show their words & sourceHide (a few sentences)
“Growing up, I watched my father contribute to the union movement and had a front row seat to the BC NDP's support for working people. That's why I'm seeking a nomination with David Eby's team: because of its record of decisive action on housing, healthcare and education, and its inclusive vision for the province. The people of Victoria and all of BC can count on us to be in their corner.”
Confidence:High
Cost of living
Can I afford groceries, hydro and insurance?
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Economy & jobs
Will BC's economy create good jobs where I live?
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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?
Backs the Civil Forfeiture Grant program — proceeds of crime funding youth, gender-based-violence and Indigenous-healing projects.
- As Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, announced 173 Civil Forfeiture grants totalling more than $8 million for community safety projects.
- Says community organizations play a vital role in keeping neighbourhoods safe and inclusive.
- Says the grants support projects helping youth, preventing gender-based violence and supporting Indigenous healing — while taking away the proceeds fuelling organized crime.
- Minister-role statement (2026, pre-writ), not campaign material — flagged
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“Community organizations play a vital role in keeping our neighbourhoods safe and inclusive for everyone. With the Civil Forfeiture Grant program, we're supporting organizations working to make a difference in communities through projects helping youth, preventing gender-based violence and supporting Indigenous healing. At the same time, we're taking away the proceeds fuelling organized crime.”
Source: Supporting community safety through crime-prevention grants (BC Gov News release 2026PSSG0045-000612) · May 28, 2026
Confidence:High
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?
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