Conservative Party of BC candidate for MLA in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows. His party's page says he has four decades of business experience and served on the BC Assessment board.
Doug Morneau is the Conservative Party of BC candidate in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows, where Lisa Beare (BC NDP) won in 2024 with 54.89 percent of the vote. His party's page says he has four decades of business experience, served on the board of BC Assessment and has lived in Maple Ridge for eight years. voche.me found no statement of his own, no news report and no policy position on 2026-10-03.
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A researched record of Doug Morneau's 2026 candidacy. voche.me found no elected office in his record, so it found no voting record to review. The only account of his background is the party's description of him on its own candidate page.
No public appearance by the candidate was confirmed on 2026-10-03. The voting dates come from Elections BC.
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Elections BC lists Doug Morneau as the Conservative Party of BC candidate in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows. The same list shows Lisa Beare (BC NDP) and Susan Einarsson (OneBC). In the 2024 election Beare won the district with 14,480 votes (54.89 percent). The Conservative candidate then, Mike Morden, had 11,901 votes (45.11 percent).
His page on the Conservative Party of BC website says he has lived in Maple Ridge for eight years with his wife, Heather, and that they have three adult children and five grandchildren. It says he has four decades of business experience, building and running companies and advising organizations that include Bell Media, BCAA, Lafarge, On Side Restoration and the Independent Wood Processors Association of BC. It says that today he helps companies find out whether their technology spending delivers results.
The page says he served on the board of BC Assessment, the agency that sets the property values local taxes are based on, where he sat on the Finance, Policy and Planning, and Human Resources committees. It says he has led the Alpha and Freedom Sessions programs at Maple Ridge Community Church, serves on the board of the local federal Conservative riding association, and has served as an elder and board member at Coquitlam Alliance Church and as a director of Crossroads Hospice Society, a Chamber of Commerce and a Rotary Club. It says he has donated professional services to the Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation and the BC Sheriffs.
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No campaign website, personal social media account, news report, interview, all-candidates meeting or party news release naming him was found on 2026-10-03. The party candidate page links only to the party's own accounts and its news section held no entries. The search for his name was limited: the search tool for name searches had reached its usage limit, and the public search pages tried returned no usable results, showed a verification challenge or refused the request, so a news report or interview may exist that voche.me did not see. Every role and employer in his background comes only from the party page, which gives no dates. The party page says he served on the board of BC Assessment. The BC Assessment public pages that voche.me could open do not list its directors, so the claim is unconfirmed. voche.me found a personal business website and a LinkedIn profile for a Doug Morneau. Neither page opened on this date mentions Maple Ridge, BC Assessment, the Conservative Party of BC or an election, and no source ties either to this candidate, so voche.me uses nothing from them and saved no copy. The campaign could say whether it holds either. The party's platform page says the platform is coming soon, lists plan titles and does not name him. The party page states no policy position of his, so no promise is recorded. Campaign finances and endorsements were not found.
Evidence reviewed on 2026-10-03: the Elections BC candidate list and key dates, the 2024 statement of votes, the party's candidate page for Doug Morneau, the party's team and platform pages, and the BC Assessment public pages that were reachable.
No campaign website, personal social media account, news report, interview or statement in his own words was found on this date. The search for his name was limited: the search tool for name searches had reached its usage limit, and the public search pages tried returned no usable results or refused the request. Elections BC says nominations closed at 1 p.m. PT on Saturday, October 3. voche.me read the list on that date and has not confirmed whether Elections BC changed it afterwards. An empty section records what voche.me did not find on this date.
The party says he has four decades of business experience, building and running companies and advising organizations including Bell Media, BCAA, Lafarge, On Side Restoration and the Independent Wood Processors Association of BC. The page gives no dates and no company names for the companies he built. voche.me has not confirmed any of this with a second source.
Party candidate pageThe party says he helps companies find out whether their technology spending delivers results, and what to fix when it does not. The page names no firm.
Party candidate pageThe party says he served on the board of BC Assessment, the agency that sets the property values local taxes are based on, and sat on its Finance, Policy and Planning, and Human Resources committees. The party page gives no years. voche.me could not reach a BC Assessment page that lists its directors, so the role is unconfirmed. See the research gaps.
Party candidate pageThe party says he serves on the board of the local federal Conservative riding association. The page does not name the association. voche.me has not confirmed the role.
Party candidate pageThe party says he has led the Alpha and Freedom Sessions programs at this church. voche.me has not confirmed the role with the church.
Party candidate pageThe party says he served in both roles. The page gives no years. voche.me has not confirmed them with the church.
Party candidate pageThe party says he has served as a director of each. The page names no Chamber of Commerce or Rotary Club and gives no years. voche.me has not confirmed any of the three roles.
Party candidate pageThe party says he has donated his professional services to non-profits including the Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation and the BC Sheriffs. voche.me has not confirmed this with either organization.
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