OneBC candidate for MLA in Kamloops-North Thompson. voche.me found no statement of her own.
Deborah Friesen is the OneBC candidate in Kamloops-North Thompson, according to the Elections BC list stamped October 3, 2026, 07:00:07 PM. CFJC Today Kamloops lists her in its report of the same day on Kamloops-area candidates. OneBC's candidates page does not list her, and voche.me found no campaign website, social account or statement of her own, so her positions are known only through the party platform. She faces Kory Clark (BC NDP) and Ward Stamer (Conservative Party), the sitting MLA.
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British Columbia provincial electionA researched record of Deborah Friesen's OneBC candidacy in Kamloops-North Thompson. voche.me found no elected office and no earlier public role for her, and no statement of her own. No voting record can be reviewed and no commitment in her own words was found.
No public appearance by the candidate was confirmed on 2026-10-03. OneBC's events page lists one event, a rally for Dallas Brodie on September 30, 2026, and does not name her. The two voting dates come from Elections BC.
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Elections BC lists Deborah Friesen as the OneBC candidate in Kamloops-North Thompson. The list is stamped October 3, 2026, 07:00:07 PM, and shows nominations that Elections BC has accepted. It names two other candidates in the district: Kory Clark (BC NDP) and Ward Stamer (Conservative Party).
CFJC Today Kamloops published a list of Kamloops-area candidates on October 3, 2026. For Kamloops-North Thompson it names Kory Clark (BC NDP), Deborah Friesen (OneBC) and Ward Stamer (BC Conservatives), and marks Stamer as the incumbent. The list gives no background for any of them.
In 2024 Ward Stamer won Kamloops-North Thompson for the Conservative Party with 17,930 votes (59.74 percent). Maddi Genn (BC NDP) had 9,874 votes (32.90 percent) and Tristan Cavers (BC Green Party) had 2,209 votes (7.36 percent). Deborah Friesen was not a candidate in Kamloops-North Thompson in 2024, and the statement of votes lists no candidate with her surname in any district.
voche.me found no biography of her. OneBC's candidates page lists 17 candidates for the 2026 election and does not name her, and her name gave no page on the OneBC site. No occupation, past public role, campaign website or statement of her own was found, so nothing about her background or her views is recorded here. The OneBC pledges listed below come from the party's priorities page, which does not name her, so voche.me shows them as the party's.
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OneBC's priorities page lists: 25% tax cuts for every single tax bracket, including corporate.
OneBC's priorities page lists: 2% off the Provincial Sales Tax (PST).
OneBC's priorities page lists: Balanced budgets within 4 years, with an aim towards running surplus budgets, and a portion of budget surpluses put towards debt repayment.
OneBC's priorities page lists: Private Healthcare alongside fully-funded public healthcare, and a shift of administration and HR spending to frontline employees and resources.
OneBC's priorities page lists: Eliminate safe supply and drug consumption programs, rollback all decriminalization programs, and involuntary drug rehab and housing for the severely addicted.
OneBC's priorities page lists: Eliminate the Step Code that is raising housing costs with unnecessary green building requirements, and block municipal rent control programs.
OneBC's priorities page lists: Bring back standardized testing with a focus on reading, writing and mathematics, remove SOGI-123 and politicized content from classrooms, and institute a Parental Bill of Rights.
OneBC's priorities page lists: Repeal DRIPA and declare UNDRIP to have no force and effect in BC.
OneBC's priorities page lists: Approve a pipeline to the Port of Prince Rupert or Kitimat to get Canadian energy to foreign markets.
OneBC's priorities page lists: Increase the allowable yearly cut to ensure our forest sector has the available wood fibre to grow and thrive, reduce stumpage fees for lumber companies, and speed up permit approval times and consultations.
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Lists the people who had filed nomination papers in the Kamloops area. For Kamloops-North Thompson it names Kory Clark (BC NDP), Deborah Friesen (OneBC) and Ward Stamer (BC Conservatives), marking Stamer as the incumbent. It gives no background for any of them.
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CFJC Today Kamloops · Elora McCormack · October 3, 2026
The name search was limited on 2026-10-03: the search tool had reached its usage limit, and the public search pages and news feeds tried gave the CFJC report, pages that list her name and party only, results about other subjects, a block, or no results page. No campaign website, personal social account, news interview or statement of her own was found. OneBC's X account loads only a script shell with no readable posts, and its other accounts were not opened. OneBC's candidates page does not list her and its address for her page answered HTTP 404, so no biography of her was found on the party's site. No occupation, background, public role or earlier candidacy was matched to this name, and no record of someone with the same name was tied to her. Her positions on the OneBC platform, all-candidates meetings in the district, campaign finances and endorsements were not found on this date.
Evidence reviewed on 2026-10-03: the Elections BC candidate list, the 2024 statement of votes, the Elections BC key dates page, the CFJC Today Kamloops report on Kamloops-area candidates, and OneBC's home, candidates, events and priorities pages. OneBC's events page lists one event (a rally for Dallas Brodie in Langley on September 30, 2026) and does not name her. OneBC's candidates page lists 17 candidates and does not include her, and an address of the form 1bc.ca/candidates/dfriesen answered HTTP 404.
The name search was limited. The search tool had reached its usage limit, so Bing web search, a Bing News feed, a Google News feed, Google and DuckDuckGo pages, Castanet Kamloops and Kamloops This Week were tried with her name, OneBC and Kamloops-North Thompson. The searches that answered returned the CFJC report, pages that list her name and party only, and results about other subjects. Castanet Kamloops answered HTTP 403, DuckDuckGo showed a verification challenge, Kamloops This Week answered HTTP 404 and Google returned no results page. A missing result says nothing about whether other pages exist. OneBC's X account loads only a script shell with no readable posts, so nothing from it is used.
No campaign website, personal social account or statement of her own was found, so the priorities, talks and accountability sections are empty. The pledges listed are OneBC's platform and are shown as the party's. An empty section records what voche.me found on this date.
Listed by Elections BC with the affiliation OneBC on the candidate list stamped October 3, 2026. CFJC Today Kamloops lists her the same way. OneBC's own candidates page does not list her. No earlier public role or occupation was found for her.
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Deborah Friesen is running for MLA with OneBC.
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