Holding our MLA to account

The Recall Dallas Brodie Campaign is a grassroots effort led by residents of Vancouver-Quilchena who believe our community deserves an MLA who is present, accountable, and focused on delivering for the riding.

Since being elected in October 2024, many constituents feel Dallas Brodie has focused on controversy and ideological projects instead of local priorities like affordability, public safety, schools, health care, and community services. She does not maintain a functioning constituency office in the riding, has failed to respond to many constituent concerns, and has been largely absent from community events and opportunities to engage with residents. This leads many to ask a simple question: Where is our MLA and why isn’t she representing our riding?

After being removed from the BC Conservative Party in March 2025, Brodie formed and now leads a new political party, OneBC, which does not hold official party status in the legislature. Many residents are concerned that her time and attention are directed toward personal political projects rather than the needs of Vancouver-Quilchena.

Her public statements and actions regarding Indigenous peoples and reconciliation have also alarmed many in our diverse community. Multiple Indigenous leadership organizations across British Columbia have publicly called for her resignation, raising serious concerns about how our riding is being represented.

Vancouver-Quilchena deserves an MLA who shows up, listens, and works constructively on the issues that affect everyday life.

We are organizing now so that, when we file our recall application on April 20th, 2026, our community will be ready if Elections BC approves it. Once approved, we will have only 60 days to collect more than 16,000 valid signatures from voters who were registered to vote in Vancouver-Quilchena in 2024.

Together, we can restore accountable and respectful leadership in Vancouver-Quilchena.

Where is our MLA?

Vancouver-Quilchena Electoral District Map

FAQ

  • Under BC law, a recall application can only be submitted after an MLA has served 18 months in office. For this riding, that date is April 20, 2026.

  • Only voters who were registered to vote in the Vancouver-Quilchena electoral district in the October 2024 provincial election are eligible to sign an official recall petition. Additionally, on the date a voter signs a recall petition, the individual must be a registered voter in British Columbia.

  • Yes. You must have been registered to vote in Vancouver-Quilchena in the 2024 provincial election. 

  • You cannot sign the petition until the recall process has been approved by Elections BC. This will be some time after April 20, 2026, 18 months after the provincial election. If and when the petition is approved, we will post official signing locations and opportunities across the riding.

    Please note that Elections BC requires physical (in-person) signatures on the official petition. Signatures cannot be collected online. Join the mailing list to ensure you receive updates about the recall and information on when and where you can sign the official petition.

  • No. Elections BC requires physical signatures on the official petition. Signatures cannot be collected online

  • You can volunteer on the recall team or donate to support our efforts. Please see our volunteer signup and donation links.

  • Donations help pay for campaign supplies and software (mailing subscriptions, website costs, advertising). The more we fundraise, the more we can utilize the funds to raise awareness and pay for campaign expenses.

  • When Elections BC receives a recall petition with the required number of signatures, they begin a structured verification process. First, officials check each signature to confirm that it belongs to a registered voter in the electoral district and that it was signed within the official 60-day collection period. This verification stage can take up to 42 days. If the petition is confirmed to have enough valid signatures, Elections BC notifies the MLA and the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. At that point, the MLA is officially recalled, and their seat becomes vacant. A by-election must then be called within 90 days to fill the seat, giving voters the opportunity to choose a new representative.

  • People who support any political party that oppose the positions of Dallas Brodie and OneBC are welcome and should feel safe participating. This initiative is not backed by any political parties.

  • Yes. If approved, we will provide a way for community members to request a visit during the signature collection period.

  • No. Petition signatures are submitted to Elections BC for verification and are not publicly released.

  • Local residents and volunteers from the Vancouver-Quilchena community, as well as supporters from across British Columbia.

Volunteer with us

This campaign is powered by British Columbians who want accountable, responsive representation for Vancouver-Quilchena.

Most volunteer roles will involve canvassing, going door to door to collect signatures to help reach our goal of over 16,000 valid signatures from registered voters in the riding. We are also looking for volunteers to staff outreach stations at busy locations across the riding, as well as community connectors and administrative support. You can volunteer even if you do not live in Vancouver-Quilchena.

To collect signatures as a registered canvasser, Elections BC requires individuals to register in advance and to have been a registered voter in British Columbia at the time of the last provincial election.

Complete the sign-up form below to get involved. Our team will follow up with next steps.