Tracking the rise of OneBC, the leadership of Dallas Brodie, and the growing movement for lower taxes, property rights, democratic reform, free speech, and an end to the NDP’s failed status quo.
This site follows Dallas Brodie’s campaign to challenge NDP policy, defend property rights, expose government overreach, and build OneBC as a grassroots alternative.
Supporters see Dallas Brodie as one of the few leaders willing to say plainly what many British Columbians are thinking about taxes, bureaucracy, DRIPA, housing, public safety, and parental rights.
We track verified growth signals: party infrastructure, events, elected representation, public clips, memberships when numbers are published, and alliances that shape the future of BC politics.
Dallas Brodie’s X/Twitter, OneBC’s site, YouTube, Facebook leads, public events, and policy releases are monitored for new positive updates and publishable stories.
BCTF, CUPE BC, HEU, MoveUP, and United Steelworkers BC say OneBC submitted a response to their open letter on protecting workers’ rights and public services before the October 24 vote. The careful supporter frame is accountable participation and written answers — not endorsement, membership, polling, fundraising, alliance, riding-projection, or seat claims.
OneBC’s official site now shows an October 15 priorities refresh with 41 numbered planks across 11 categories, including forestry, debt, drug recovery, firearms, and western provincial relations. The careful supporter frame is platform discipline with receipts — not membership, polling, fundraising, alliance, or seat claims.
Pallas Data’s October 13 British Columbia campaign poll reports OneBC at 5% among decided and leaning voters province-wide, 13% on Vancouver Island, and Dallas Brodie at 6% on best-premier choice. Tracked as visibility, not a seat forecast.
Research Co.’s October 13 campaign poll puts OneBC at 2% among decided likely voters and Dallas Brodie’s approval at 26%, up eight points from August.
Talk Is Sheep published a 27-minute election-series interview with Dallas Brodie, giving wildlife, rural, resource, firearms, healthcare, taxation, and government-spending voters a direct OneBC source.
A positive dashboard designed to show membership momentum, public events, policy expansion, social reach, and grassroots activity — with exact membership counts added once publicly verified.