Recall Dallas Brodie

Her public record

The case for the recall, on the public record.

This campaign is non-partisan and not connected to party affiliation. The reason for the recall is the community exercising its democratic privilege when, in the view of many of her constituents, their MLA is not performing the duties of representation and is pursuing positions that differ from those on which she was elected.

Every claim on this page is directly attributable to Ms Brodie or to a named source on the public record. Choose what concerns you most.

What concerns you most?

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Her job

Is she doing the job?

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  • Nineteen months with no constituency office in the riding.

    Up until late May 2026, the Legislative Assembly of BC listed no constituency office address for Ms Brodie. A listing has since appeared, coinciding with the start of this recall campaign.

  • Largely unresponsive to constituent correspondence and community events.

    In the campaign's own words at recallbrodie.com: Ms Brodie "has failed to respond to many constituent concerns, and has been largely absent from community events and opportunities to engage with residents."

  • Used public caucus funds to produce Making a Killing, a feature documentary, released 2 December 2025.

    Ms Brodie has publicly declined to disclose the amount spent. CHEK News reports the BC government has indicated it may change caucus funding rules in response.

  • Sponsored a private bill on 20 November 2025 to repeal Truth and Reconciliation Day.

    Sponsored as her own bill, not a Vancouver-Quilchena constituency matter.

  • Cited for misuse of public funds by named Indigenous leaders.

    In a joint statement on 5 November 2025, Penticton Indian Band Chief Greg Gabriel and Okanagan Nation Alliance Tribal Chair Clarence Louie stated: "Brodie stands accused of using public funds, inside and outside the B.C. Legislature, to create and distribute racist and anti-Indigenous materials."

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Her party

Is this the MLA you voted for?

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Vancouver-Quilchena elected Dallas Brodie in October 2024 as a member of the BC Conservative Party. Six months later, the Conservative Party itself expelled her for the positions she was publicly taking. She has since formed a new party of her own. The MLA the riding now has, and the agenda she is pursuing, are not what was on the ballot.

Timeline

Oct 2024
Elected as BC Conservative MLA for Vancouver-Quilchena with 51.6% of the vote.
7 Mar 2025
Expelled from the BC Conservative caucus by party leader John Rustad.
9 Jun 2025
Co-founded a new party, OneBC.
13 Dec 2025
Removed by her own OneBC board, citing "instability, paranoia, erratic behaviour, and abusive conduct".
21 Dec 2025
Reinstated as OneBC leader after the board members resigned.
Present
OneBC has no official party status in the Legislative Assembly.

John Rustad

Leader, BC Conservative Party

7 March 2025

"Using your stature and platform as an MLA to mock testimony from victims alleging abuse, including child sex abuse, is where I draw the line."

Stated reason for expelling Ms Brodie from caucus. Source: CBC News

OneBC board statement

Reasons for removing Ms Brodie as leader

13 December 2025

"Instability, paranoia, erratic behaviour, and abusive conduct."

She was reinstated on 21 December after the board resigned. Source: CBC News

Does this MLA, and the agenda she now pursues, represent how you feel?

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Her words

What has she said, and how have people responded?

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Below are statements Ms Brodie has made publicly, and the responses from named Indigenous leaders and community organisations.

Dallas Brodie standing in front of an 'Every Child Matters' billboard on Penticton Indian Band land, holding a handwritten sign that reads 'Zero bodies'.
Ms Brodie posted this photograph to her own social media account in early October 2025, showing her holding a "Zero bodies" sign in front of an Every Child Matters billboard on Penticton Indian Band land. Source: Ricochet Media.

Response

Penticton Indian Band Chief Greg Gabriel and Okanagan Nation Alliance Tribal Chair Clarence Louie. Joint statement, 5 November 2025.

"MLA Brodie owes our Elders and Indian Residential School survivors an apology."

"Political leaders who hold and espouse racist and backward views, are disqualified from public service, as such views and comments are hateful and hurtful to Indigenous people."

"Brodie stands accused of using public funds, inside and outside the B.C. Legislature, to create and distribute racist and anti-Indigenous materials."

Source: Victoria News

In her own words

Direct quotes from Ms Brodie's public statements. Each is linked to a public source.

Dallas Brodie said

Parliamentary statement, 2025

"For four years, the Kamloops Indian Band has been pretending to have found the remains of 215 murdered children, perpetuating the worst lie in Canadian history."

Dallas Brodie said

2025

"The multi-billion-dollar reconciliation industry."

Ms Brodie's public characterisation of Truth and Reconciliation efforts in British Columbia. Source: The Canadian Press

Dallas Brodie said

2025

"Selling off British Columbia's wealth and power, transferring it from the public to an elite racial minority."

From Ms Brodie's public statement about the BC Conservative leader. Source: The Canadian Press

Dallas Brodie said

2025

"The idea that we need to reconcile presumes an act of wrongdoing."

Indigenous voices

Public statements from named Indigenous leaders and organisations representing the communities most directly concerned.

Kúkpi7 Rosanne Casimir

Chief, Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc

18 November 2025

"She's determined to undermine public trust, reconciliation, and what she's saying threatens the safety of Indigenous peoples."

Formal call for Ms Brodie's resignation over her residential school denialism inside and outside the BC Legislature. Source: CBC News

Grand Chief Stewart Phillip

President, Union of BC Indian Chiefs (UBCIC)

2025

"Ms. Brodie's picking and choosing of which facts to scrutinize is a misuse of her power in public office and demonstrates her bias and a profound disrespect for survivors of Residential Schools."

UBCIC statement rejecting Ms Brodie's 'truth-seeking' framing as residential school denialism. Source: Union of BC Indian Chiefs

Regional Chief Terry Teegee

BC Assembly of First Nations

3 November 2025

"The actions of MLA Brodie and her party, OneBC, in actively promoting and using public funds to create and distribute Residential School denialism and anti-Indigenous rhetoric, both within and outside the Legislative Assembly, have shown division, fear and hatred."

Walter Mineault

President, Métis Nation British Columbia

March 2025

"Comments like these, and disingenuous behaviour by an elected official, have no place in our public discourse. The Indian Residential Schools destroyed our people."

MNBC statement calling for Ms Brodie's removal from the BC Conservative caucus. Source: Métis Nation BC

Union of BC Indian Chiefs

Open letter to UBC

January 2026

"Residential School denialism proliferates under the guise of academic freedom and freedom of speech, and promotes white supremacy, racism, and misinformation which should not be permitted in public institutions."

Following the UBC event held outside the Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre. Source: Union of BC Indian Chiefs