Hey Angelo, the original Elections BC filings show $94,573.57 in salary and travel expenses under your name for the 2024 election. Nearly $95,000 for approximately two months of work. Did you and Fountainhead work pro bono for the 2026 election, or what was the charge-out this time? And will you be taking a bonus from the per-vote subsidy?

Not humiliated in the slightest. We’ve exposed corruption, challenged the political establishment, and dragged into the light things powerful people would rather keep hidden. Your willingness to overlook controversies surrounding candidates like Pavneet Singh in the name of partisan loyalty is well noted. Singh was, without question, the worst candidate in this election. The unwillingness of so many to demand answers speaks volumes about what the CPBC has become. If an NDP candidate faced the same controversies, would you defend him? Or demand his resignation? We both know the answer. Ethics, morality, character, and integrity transcend political allegiance. They don’t become negotiable because someone wears the right colours. If you’re willing to sacrifice your principles to win an election, what exactly have you won? You can celebrate a win, but don’t confuse electoral success with moral vindication. Winning doesn’t erase wrongdoing or absolve anyone of accountability. And as more comes to light, I won’t be the one looking back in shame. This story is far from over.

To every OneBC candidate, volunteer, and supporter who poured their heart into this campaign, THANK YOU. This wasn’t the outcome we all hoped for, but what we accomplished in just a few short weeks is something to be incredibly proud of. Remember the Reform Party? In 1988, they received just 2% of the national vote. Five years later, they won 52 seats and fundamentally changed the political landscape of Western Canada. Movements aren’t built overnight. They’re built by people who refuse to quit. Now we build. Riding associations, volunteer teams, and the infrastructure across British Columbia to become a political force that cannot be ignored. This is not the end. This is only the beginning. And one final thing. To those wondering whether the unanswered questions surrounding Pavneet Singh will simply disappear now that the election is over… Not a chance. That story is far from over.

This past week has broken my heart. I’ve heard stories of unimaginable cruelty and suffering that will stay with me for the rest of my life. The experiences I’ve listened to people describe. The many women who have reached out, sharing horrors that no human being should ever have to endure. Some have carried these wounds for decades. Some have never spoken of them until now. I have listened to stories that brought tears to my eyes. Stories that made my stomach turn. Stories that have left me struggling to find words. There is a real evil in this world. An evil that steals innocence, shatters trust, and leaves wounds that can last a lifetime. And behind every story is a human being. Someone’s daughter. Someone’s son. A child who deserved to be protected. A person who deserved to feel safe. What has struck me most deeply is not only the horrors people have endured, but the courage it has taken for them to speak. How many have suffered in silence? How many have cried themselves to sleep? How many have carried shame that was never theirs to bear? To every woman and every man who has lived through these horrors: Your tears are felt. Your cries are heard. Your voices matter. You are not forgotten. You are not alone. And you have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of. The shame belongs to those who hurt you. Never to you. I cannot undo what was done. I cannot give back the innocence that was stolen or erase the pain you have endured. But I can listen. I can stand beside you. I can refuse to look away. And I can promise you this: We will stand with you. We will stand for you. And we will never allow your suffering to be dismissed as though it doesn’t matter. To those who have found the courage to speak, thank you for trusting me with your stories. And to those who are still suffering in silence, please know that you matter just as much. You deserved to be protected then. You deserve to be heard now. And you deserve a world that refuses to look away.

Fight for what is right and good and true. It’s been an honour and privilege to work with @One_BCHQ and our Kelowna Candidates, Abraham Nordine, Alexandra Wright and Bill Desrosiers.