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.01Rady Creek · formal complaint
File a formal complaint about the Rady Creek prescription
A public road built in 1901 is being destroyed, and the document that orders it was issued with every name on it painted out. Goes to both regulators, and copies the officer who commissioned it.
complaint .02BC provincial electionWhere do you stand on public access to public lands?
The opening question. Asks every candidate where they stand on reasonable public access to public lands.
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.03BC provincial election
What happens to access when forestry leaves?
What should happen to a resource road that industry no longer needs but the public still uses.
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.04BC provincial election
What should be tried before access is lost?
Which alternatives should be considered before a high-value access route is permanently removed.
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.05BC provincial election
What will you do for access in the community you represent?
How a candidate will make sure recreational access is weighed before local routes are closed.
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.06BC provincial election
What is your long-term plan for backcountry access?
The closing question. Asks for a province-wide, long-term plan for public access.
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.07Six ministries · Rady Creek
Send the ministers an email
Six ministries have a stake in Rady Creek and none has met the people who use it.
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.08Forest Practices Board · Rady Creek
File a complaint about Rady Creek
The Board is independent of the Ministry of Forests. You write the part that matters.
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Six images carrying the campaign on their own — the ask, then the five questions. Made to be posted.
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They want your vote. This time they have to earn it.
Five questions for the people asking to represent you, already written. Pick one, press Send, and it opens in your own email app — from your own address, not ours.
One email is a letter. A hundred is a file they have to answer. So send yours, then send this to three people who use these roads and ask them to do the same. The clubs, the group chats, the people you wheel and ride and hunt with. A candidate can ignore one constituent. They cannot ignore a riding.
Cc us and we will keep the receipts. Every answer that comes back goes into a public record of what each candidate said about public access before the vote — so in four years there is something to hold them to. If they reply only to you, forward it on.
Ninety-three published candidate addresses across five parties. Everyone is blind-copied, so no recipient sees anyone else’s address and your letter reads as one person writing, not a list. Nothing is stored on this site and we never publish anyone’s letter or address.
Change the wording if you want to. A letter in your own words carries more weight than a hundred identical ones. The part worth keeping is the question.
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