Mark Marissen

The man responsible for the excellent local food (salmon burgers!) at vancouver parks, and launching Batch Kits Beach. Great pickup for the VL team.

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@marissenmark @mario4thenorth So don't just put this out there with no examples list up the posts she is referring too. Show us what misinformation he is spreading. I'm guessing she can't.

The fact that Caroline Elliott is publicly singling out @mario4thenorth — a major misinformation spreader from outside of our province — for his support today is, quite frankly, insane.

Quite the endorsement from @NVanCaroline , a PhD in political science who apparently considers "Was Canada’s election rigged?," to be the kind of hard hitting "work," that holds government accountable.

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@marissenmark @mario4thenorth Examples of misinformation? List 3. Thanks.

As with Pierre Poilievre, the courting of influencers who regularly traffic in inflammatory misinformation is becoming a habit among conservative politicians

The Holy Spirit challenges us today regarding our relationship with technology and the ongoing digital revolution. Technology has the power to heal, connect, educate and protect our common home; but it can also divide, exclude and generate new forms of injustice. #MagnificaHumanitas

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@marissenmark @mario4thenorth What specific content has Mario posted that you believe to be "misinformation"? Don't worry, Mark. I assume you are absolutely full of shit so I really don't expect a reply.

A great candidate for the @vanliberals. @markrhalyk brings depth and experience to our Park Board slate!

Here’s just three examples. You can Google for the rest of them, or just go through his feed. Thanks.

Welcome to the team, Mark Halyk.

@mario4thenorth More misinformation from you. We have an amicable relationship, but I divorced her. Thank you.

@marissenmark No wonder Christy Clark divorced you. You’re an idiot.

B.C. First Nation decries fake letter being distributed to property owners ctvnews.ca/vancouver/arti…

For more info on the cause: canadianaffairs.news/2026/01/01/pou…

Which BC Conservative leadership candidate has the most “Free the Zyn” energy? (I was only allowed four options so I took Milobar out. If anyone disagrees with taking him out please say so in the comments)

@katy_merrifield Thank you.

We upset Mark, we must be doing something right 💀

Some key findings from the dismissal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s appeal. #onpoli [25] Importantly, representatives of the nomination contestants (including Mr. Erskine-Smith) were entitled to—and, according to the evidence, did—observe each step of this process. Scrutineers for the campaigns were positioned at the DRO stations and the credentials stations, as well as at the ballot box. According to the evidence, there were fewer than five voters all day who were issued ballot over a specific objection as to their proof of eligibility. Each campaign also had continuous access to the electronic voters list in real time, including in the voting room and during the tabulation process. …. [28] We are fortified in this conclusion by the returning officer’s evidence. Following the nomination meeting, the returning officer and other party officials made a careful study of the credentials forms that had been completed at the nomination meeting. By cross-referencing these forms with the voters list, the returning officer identified 20 voters who had been issued credentials forms that showed them as having been deemed eligible to vote, but whose names were not crossed off the voters list. [29] The clear inference to be drawn from this evidence is that these 20 voters were deemed eligible to vote and cast ballots, but due to a record-keeping error their names were not crossed off the voters list. Counsel for Mr. Erskine-Smith agreed that it was open to us to draw this inference. We do so. [30] Once the names of these 20 voters are added to the 1,489 names that were crossed off the voters list during the nomination meeting, the discrepancy is reduced from 34 to 14. Even if there were evidence that 14 individuals voted at the meeting who had not been deemed eligible to vote—and, for the reasons given above, the evidence does not support this—a 14-vote discrepancy would still be insufficient to overcome Mr. Hafiz’s 19-vote margin of victory. Recall Mr. Erskine-Smith’s submission that he must prove “in respect of 19 or more votes, that ‘irregularities’ occurred that ‘affected the result’”. …. [57] At the hearing, Mr. Erskine-Smith emphasized that he was not alleging that any other campaign had engaged in vote-buying. Nor does he argue that any of the behaviour inside the voting room constituted an irregularity that affected the result of the election. Rather, he submits that the evidence of this behaviour should cause us to lose confidence in the validity of the voting procedures as a whole. …. [64] We have decided that a limited exception to this confidentiality is warranted in the particular circumstances of this appeal: we direct that this decision may be distributed publicly, including to representatives of the press.

@wyatt_claypool @mario4thenorth I apologize. I really thought he was from Alberta. I have fixed my post. As for his misinformation, all you need to do is go through his feed. Or Google his name and the term “misinformation.” Thanks.

I’m definitely not a fan of Caroline Elliott but what are you talking about with “misinformation” and claiming that he’s from Alberta? Mario’s from Toronto. And what “misinformation” has he spread that would be no worthy over the average person on X. Simply disagreeing with somebody doesn’t mean that on the occasions that they get something factually incorrect they can now be labelled as some sort of misinformation agent.

@joeydhansen Indeed.

Guess she isn’t a Liberal, despite what her opponents say.