Suzanne Arntson
I have resided in Ft. St. John, B.C. for twenty-five years. I am married and have four wonderful children. I have over twenty-three years of career and personal work experience in the Peace Region, which includes the B.C. Ministry of Health, B.C. Ministry of Education, and the Northern Health Authority.
Electoral District: Peace River North
Suzanne Arntson
Chairperson for First Nations Affairs
Phone: 250 335 3392
Cell:250 202 9649
eMail: suea.bcr@gmail.com
For the past five years I have been attending college and completing University transfer courses that credit my program. My educational goal is to obtain my Masters Degree in Social Sciences.
I support the B.C. Refederation Party, because for once, we have a Provincial Party that recognizes equality for all people of British Columbia.
The Northeast Region of B.C. contributes millions of revenue dollars to provincial coiffures yearly. We are very aware, that little comes back to benefit healthcare, education, natural resources, agriculture, and community services.
We are tired of receiving “bones.”
The “Direct Democracy” policy of the B.C. Refederation Party will give equal representation to all regions of B.C. by matching specific regions in B.C., which will see an increase in population counts. The results of this policy will see voters in northern regions have greater input and control as to where their tax dollars are most needed, and where they will be spent.
The B.C. Refederation Party is about “People Power,” fairness, and equality. What’s most exciting about this provincial political party is that it makes common sense.
I am standing as a candidate for the B.C. Refederation Party, because I believe strongly in this party’s mandate. I also believe that it is due time for people who reside in the Northeast region of B.C., to have a personal voice and a vote in regards to issues that directly affect them.
Sincerely,
Suzanne Arntson
I support the B.C. Refederation Party, because for once, we have a Provincial Party that recognizes equality for all people of British Columbia.
The Northeast Region of B.C. contributes millions of revenue dollars to provincial coiffures yearly. We are very aware, that little comes back to benefit healthcare, education, natural resources, agriculture, and community services.
We are tired of receiving “bones.”
The “Direct Democracy” policy of the B.C. Refederation Party will give equal representation to all regions of B.C. by matching specific regions in B.C., which will see an increase in population counts. The results of this policy will see voters in northern regions have greater input and control as to where their tax dollars are most needed, and where they will be spent.
The B.C. Refederation Party is about “People Power,” fairness, and equality. What’s most exciting about this provincial political party is that it makes common sense.
I am standing as a candidate for the B.C. Refederation Party, because I believe strongly in this party’s mandate. I also believe that it is due time for people who reside in the Northeast region of B.C., to have a personal voice and a vote in regards to issues that directly affect them.
Sincerely,
Suzanne Arntson