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@unfilteredwkels @BCNDPCaucus @BCGovNews @BCConservCaucus @One_BCHQ @Dallas_Brodie Thank you Kels for posting the truth. Keep up the good work!

I was called a “conspiracy theorist” in Parliament so I brought the receipts! Yesterday in the BC Legislature the government was asked why the word Provincial is being quietly scrubbed from our park signs. They called it a conspiracy theory and said they were just modernizing with a logo. The truth is in their own manuals. I did the digging and here is what they aren’t telling you. The official BC Writing Guide now labels the term British Columbians as exclusionary. Their new rule is to call yourselves people living in BC. Internal BC Parks documents describe our park system as part of a colonial history. By their logic Provincial is a colonial word that has to go. Go to the BC Parks website and search for the word Provincial. You will get zero results. They are erasing the word before your very eyes. I found the Renaming Checklist they are using to swap out park names. Removing Provincial from the sign is just step one. They are spending $16,000 per sign to remove the name of our province while hiking camping fees by up to $25 per night to pay for it. Don’t let them gaslight you. The theory is a fact and the receipts are right here. 🚩 Is this inclusion or an identity disappearance act? Let me know in the comments. 👇

@ChristCert Thank you @KatKanada_TM for creating this content. Shalom

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@Concern70732755 I’m not worried. I believe the best is yet to come. Thanks be to God.

If you aren’t worried you should be !!

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