MLA Facts is an independent, non-partisan record-check of Members of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. Every claim on the site links to a primary source: Hansard, an official legislature video, a press release, or an archived social-media post.

How are quotes verified?

Every receipt includes a verbatim quote, a date, the platform, the primary source URL, and — for anything that could be edited or deleted — an archive.org snapshot captured at the time of verification. Nothing ships without both the original and the archive where applicable.

Is MLA Facts partisan?

No. The site covers MLAs across the BC NDP, BC Conservative, BC Greens, OneBC, and Independent caucuses. If a documented flip-flop ships on one side, an equivalent-quality flip-flop on the other side becomes the priority for the next update.

Each badge has a public, objective earning criterion published at mlafacts.ca/badges. A FLIP FLOP badge requires two verbatim contradictory receipts on the same topic. If a receipt is retracted or falsified, the badge is removed within 48 hours.

What if an MLA disputes a quote?

MLAs may contest a receipt by emailing corrections@mlafacts.ca with the disputed receipt, the Hansard or official record they consider authoritative, and preferred timing for any retraction. We do not remove the original receipt. We publish the contested context alongside it.

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The coverage so far

Who's tracked, and who has flipped

A snapshot of what's on the site today. The left chart shows every MLA we track by current caucus. The right chart shows how many of those MLAs have at least one documented FLIP FLOP badge, by party. These will shift as more receipts ship.

MLAs tracked by party

93 MLAs on the site, by current caucus.

BC NDP47 MLAs

BC Conservative42 MLAs

Independent2 MLAs

BC Greens2 MLAs

MLAs with a FLIP FLOP badge

2 documented flip-floppers, across all parties.

BC Conservative1 MLA

BC NDP1 MLA

Independent0 MLAs

BC Greens0 MLAs

The leaderboard

Most flip-flops, ranked

MLAs ranked by the number of documented flip-flops on record. Only MLAs with at least one paired before/after receipt appear here. The count changes as more submissions are verified.

Ties broken by total receipts

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Independent

Dallas Brodie

Vancouver-Quilchena

First elected in 2024 for BC Conservative; removed from caucus March 2025 over comments about residential school survivors; co-founded OneBC June 2025; removed as OneBC leader December 2025; now sits as Independent. Has publicly called for the removal of Aboriginal title from the Constitution of Canada.

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Independent

Tara Armstrong

Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream

First elected in 2024 for BC Conservative; co-founded OneBC with Dallas Brodie in 2025; left OneBC December 2025; now sits as Independent. A constituent-led recall petition was filed in April 2026. Has publicly challenged Premier Eby and former BC Conservative leader John Rustad over their 2019 votes for DRIPA.

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BC Conservative

John Rustad

Nechako Lakes

FLIP FLOP

MLA since 2005. Former BC Liberal, joined BC Conservative caucus February 2023 and became leader. Removed as leader December 2025; continues as BC Conservative MLA for Nechako Lakes. Publicly acknowledges voting for DRIPA in 2019 while later pledging to repeal it.

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BC ConservativeRecord under compilation

Trevor Halford

Surrey-White Rock

MLA for Surrey-White Rock since 2020. Appointed interim leader of the BC Conservative Party in December 2025 following John Rustad's removal.

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BC NDP

David Eby

Vancouver-Point Grey

FLIP FLOP

MLA for Vancouver-Point Grey since 2013. Became 37th Premier of British Columbia on November 18, 2022, following the resignation of John Horgan. Publicly defended BC's carbon tax in November 2023, then pledged to scrap it weeks before the October 2024 election. Has consistently defended his 2019 vote for DRIPA, including in the Legislative Assembly on November 20, 2025.

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MLAs tracked by party

MLAs with a FLIP FLOP badge

Dallas Brodie

Tara Armstrong

John Rustad

Trevor Halford

David Eby

Ravi Kahlon

Peter Milobar

Bruce Banman

Korky Neufeld

Reann Gasper

Donegal Wilson

Sharon Hartwell

Anne Kang

Reah Arora

Janet Routledge

Paul Choi

Raj Chouhan

Lorne Doerkson

Heather Maahs

Á'a:líya Warbus

Scott McInnis

Jodie Wickens

Jennifer Blatherwick

Brennan Day

Debra Toporowski

Ian Paton

Darlene Rotchford

Tony Luck

Dana Lajeunesse

Ward Stamer

Kristina Loewen

Gavin Dew

Brittny Anderson

Steve Morissette

Pete Davis

Stephanie Higginson

Ravi Parmar

Harman Bhangu

Misty Van Popta

Jody Toor

Lawrence Mok

Lisa Beare

Josie Osborne

Sheila Malcolmson

George Anderson

Jennifer Whiteside

Tamara Davidson

Anna Kindy

Bowinn Ma

Susie Chant

Diana Gibson

Jordan Kealy

Larry Neufeld

Amelia Boultbee

Mike Farnworth

Rick Glumac

Randene Neill

Kiel Giddens

Sheldon Clare

Rosalyn Bird

Teresa Wat

Hon Chan

Steve Kooner

Kelly Greene

Rob Botterell

Lana Popham

David Williams

Claire Rattée

Amna Shah

Mandeep Dhaliwal

Brent Chapman

Elenore Sturko

Jagrup Brar

Garry Begg

Jessie Sunner

Bryan Tepper

Linda Hepner