Centre BC candidate for MLA in Chilliwack North. The party says he is a lawyer and has run before as an independent.
Dan Grice is the CentreBC candidate in Chilliwack North. Heather Maahs of the Conservative Party won the district in 2024 with 11,776 votes (54.58 percent). A Dan Grice ran there in 2024 as an independent and received 487 votes (2.26 percent), and the party says he ran before as an independent. The Law Society of British Columbia lists a Daniel A. Grice as a practising lawyer. His party page says he wants government to focus on the economy and to resist government overreach. voche.me found no measure from him with a number, a cost or a date on 2026-10-01.
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A researched record of Dan Grice’s candidacy in Chilliwack North. Elections BC lists him with the affiliation CentreBC. His two 2026 positions come from the party’s page about him, and neither names a measure, a number, a cost or a date. His 2024 positions as an independent are listed as earlier material.
No public appearance by the candidate was confirmed on 2026-10-01. The two voting dates come from Elections BC.
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Elections BC lists Dan Grice as the CentreBC candidate in Chilliwack North. On the list stamped October 1, 2026 08:00:07 PM, the other accepted nominations in the district are Heather Maahs of the Conservative Party and Adila Shaukat of the BC NDP. Nominations close at 1 p.m. on October 3, 2026, so more candidates may be added.
Heather Maahs won the district in 2024 with 11,776 votes (54.58 percent), according to Elections BC’s statement of votes. Dan Coulter of the BC NDP, then the sitting member, received 8,125 votes (37.66 percent), and Tim Cooper of the BC Green Party received 1,187 (5.50 percent). The same statement lists a Dan Grice as an independent candidate in Chilliwack North, with 487 votes (2.26 percent). A search of the whole statement for the surname Grice found no other match.
The party’s page about him says he ran before as an independent candidate. voche.me treats the 2024 candidate and this candidate as one person because the party page and the 2024 campaign site describe the same man: a real estate and estate lawyer in the Fraser Valley, who graduated from law school in 2013, lives in Chilliwack, worked on British Columbia’s votes on electoral reform, and co-wrote a paper for Elections Canada on voting. Fraser Valley Today reported his 2024 candidacy on 2024-09-18 and his CentreBC candidacy on 2026-10-01.
The Law Society of British Columbia, which licenses lawyers in the province, lists Daniel A. Grice as practising, with a call date of July 7, 2014, at the firm Kane Shannon Weiler. The firm’s own page about him says he received his law degree from the University of Manitoba in 2013 and has worked in Abbotsford since 2014. The 2024 campaign site links to that firm page.
The party page says he has 12 years of legal experience, has received awards in tax law and belongs to a Fraser Valley tax group. It says he studied classical history and archaeology at the University of British Columbia and served in its student society. These are the party’s statements. voche.me has not checked them with the university or the groups named.
The party page says he joined CentreBC to work with Andrew Weaver and Elenore Sturko. It says he wants to speak for people who want government to focus on the economy and who are tired of populists on the left and the right. It says he supports the independence of professions and will resist government overreach while protecting the most vulnerable. The page gives no number, cost or date for any of these. voche.me has not contacted the campaign.
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The party’s page about him says he aims to speak for people in Chilliwack and across the province who want government to focus on the economy.
The party’s page about him says he supports the independence of professions and is ready to resist government overreach while protecting the most vulnerable.
As an independent candidate in 2024, his campaign site argued for balanced budgets and against tax cuts made before spending is cut.
As an independent candidate in 2024, he proposed a new law for strata farms, so that more small homes, rented or owned, could be built on land in the Agricultural Land Reserve.
As an independent candidate in 2024, his campaign site said the 7 percent provincial sales tax on legal bills is a burden for ordinary clients.
voche.me found no elected office held by him in the sources read on 2026-10-01, so voche.me found no voting record to review. The one dated action is his 2024 independent candidacy in this district.
Elections BC’s statement of votes for the general election of October 19, 2024 lists a Dan Grice as an independent in Chilliwack North, with 487 votes. Fraser Valley Today reported on 2024-09-18 that the Chilliwack lawyer Dan Grice had filed to run as an independent there.
Running for office is no completed public work, so this action is tagged outside the scored issues. The party page says he ran before as an independent.
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Reports that CentreBC named him its Chilliwack North candidate, and repeats the party page’s description of his legal work, his time in Chilliwack and his reasons for joining the party.
Reports his 2024 independent candidacy in Chilliwack North. It quotes his criticism of the BC NDP’s law on the Law Society and of the Conservatives’ education positions, and describes his strata farm proposal.
Prints the answers of all four 2024 Chilliwack North candidates, including his, to the same questions on local issues.
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No 2026 campaign website, no social media account tied to this candidacy that could be read, and no interview or statement from him as a 2026 candidate were found on 2026-10-01. His site elect.dangrice.com holds only posts from September 2024, when he ran as an independent. His 2026 positions come from one page the party published on 2026-10-01, so his views on housing, health care, the cost of living, public safety, education, climate, Indigenous reconciliation and transportation as a CentreBC candidate are unknown. The party has published no 2026 election platform: its policy page says its Policy Committee is still writing its first policy areas. voche.me ties the 2024 independent candidate to this candidate through matching details on the party page and the 2024 campaign site. No single page says in words that the 2024 Chilliwack North candidate and the CentreBC candidate are the same person. The party’s statements about his awards in tax law, his tax group membership, his degree from the University of British Columbia, his student society role, his work on the electoral reform votes and his paper for Elections Canada have not been checked with the bodies that would know. An X account named Daniel Grice showed a sign-in page with no readable posts. A LinkedIn profile under his name could not be read without signing in, and a Facebook page under the same name is tied to this candidacy by no page voche.me read. Nothing from them is used. A 2024 candidate survey by Advocacy Canada could not be read by a direct request on 2026-10-01. His 2024 YouTube videos were not watched. All-candidates meetings in the district, campaign finances and endorsements were not found on this date. Nominations close October 3, 2026, so other candidates may still be added. The questionnaire has not been sent.
Evidence reviewed on 2026-10-01: the Elections BC candidate list and key dates page, the 2024 statement of votes, the CentreBC candidate, Our Team, policy and news pages, the party’s page about him, the party’s 100 newest public Bluesky posts, two Fraser Valley Today reports, his 2024 campaign site, his 2024 VoteMate profile, a 2024 Fraser Valley Current candidate questionnaire, the Law Society of British Columbia lawyer directory, his law firm’s page, the BC Ballot candidate list, and web searches for his name with the district, the party, 2026 and MLA.
His 2026 positions come from one page the party published about him on 2026-10-01. His 2024 positions are listed as material from an earlier campaign, because no 2026 page repeats them. The party’s statements about his studies and awards have not been checked with the bodies that would know. An empty section records what voche.me did not find on this date.
The Law Society of British Columbia lists Daniel A. Grice as practising at Kane Shannon Weiler. The party says he is a real estate and estate planning lawyer with 12 years of legal experience.
Law Society of British Columbia, Lawyer DirectoryElections BC’s statement of votes lists a Dan Grice as an independent in Chilliwack North in 2024, with 487 votes (2.26 percent). The party page says he ran before as an independent.
Elections BC, 2024 statement of votesThe party says he was an organizer in the 2005 and 2009 votes on electoral reform and supported change in the 2018 vote. It says he co-wrote a paper for Elections Canada as a law student. voche.me has not checked these with the campaigns or with Elections Canada.
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