Centre BC candidate for MLA in Vancouver-Point Grey, and the party’s secretary since June 2026.
Michael Davis is the CentreBC candidate in Vancouver-Point Grey. David Eby of the BC NDP won the district in 2024 with 12,538 votes (56.77 percent). A CentreBC release of 2026-06-20 lists him as the party’s secretary and says he wrote its constitution and bylaws. The party says he recently retired as head of a Vancouver communications and government relations firm. His party page says he is running for responsible provincial finances and economic growth. voche.me found no measure from him with a number, a cost or a date on 2026-09-30.
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A researched record of Michael Davis’s candidacy in Vancouver-Point Grey. Elections BC lists him with the affiliation CentreBC. His four positions here come from one sentence on the party’s page about him, and none names a measure, a number, a cost or a date.
No public appearance by the candidate was confirmed on 2026-09-30. The two voting dates come from Elections BC.
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Elections BC lists Michael Davis as the CentreBC candidate in Vancouver-Point Grey. On the list stamped September 30, 2026 11:00:05 PM, his is the only accepted nomination in the district. Nominations close at 1 p.m. on October 3, 2026, so more candidates may be added. BC Ballot, a site that lists candidates by district, shows David Eby of the BC NDP and Alex McMillan of the Conservative Party as announced by their parties.
David Eby won the district in 2024 with 12,538 votes (56.77 percent), according to Elections BC’s statement of votes. Paul Ratchford of the Conservative Party received 7,622 votes (34.51 percent) and Devyani Singh of the BC Green Party received 1,925 (8.72 percent). A search of that statement for the name Michael Davis found no match.
A CentreBC release of 2026-06-20 lists him as secretary of the party’s executive council. It says he drafted the constitution and bylaws that members adopted at the party’s first annual general meeting that day. The Western Standard reported on 2026-09-26 that the party announced him as its Vancouver-Point Grey candidate that day.
The party’s page about him says he recently retired as principal of a Vancouver communications and government relations firm. It says he served as Director of Communications for Canada’s Minister of Justice and Attorney General, and that he holds a Master of Arts in Professional Communications from Royal Roads University. It says he has volunteered on non-profit boards since 1996, has managed one City Council campaign and two mayoral campaigns, and holds a commercial pilot’s licence. These are the party’s statements. voche.me has not checked them with the federal government, the university or the body that issues pilot licences.
The party page says he launched Governance for Our Kids Climate in 2021. That group’s own site says it began in British Columbia in September 2021 and gives workshops that help boards include climate change in how they govern. The site names him first among its collaborators and names his firm as PublicAffair. A Vantage Point page saved by the Internet Archive on 2026-03-13 lists him as vice chair of that Vancouver organization’s board and as the founder of Governance for Our Kids Climate. Vantage Point’s site returned HTTP 404 for that page on 2026-09-30.
The party page says he is running because he believes government should manage the province’s finances responsibly and create the conditions for economic growth. It names strong health care, care for seniors and children, and safe streets as the results he wants. The page gives no number, cost or date for any of them. voche.me has not contacted the campaign.
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The party’s page about him says he is running because he believes government should manage the province’s finances responsibly.
The party’s page about him says he believes government should create the conditions for economic growth.
The party’s page about him names strong health care and care for seniors and children as results he wants from responsible finances and a growing economy.
The party’s page about him names safe streets for all as a result he wants from responsible finances and a growing economy.
voche.me found no elected office held by him in the sources read on 2026-09-30, so voche.me found no voting record to review. The one dated action listed is his work on his party’s own rules.
The party’s release says members adopted a constitution and bylaws at the first annual general meeting, and that he drafted them as secretary. The Western Standard reported the same on 2026-09-26.
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A post on the Governance for Our Kids Climate site, dated March 31, 2022, says the interview covered why the group started, what it does, who it is for and what its sessions are like. voche.me read the post and did not listen to the recording.
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Campaign report that quotes the party’s post naming him as its Vancouver-Point Grey candidate. It says he has been the party’s secretary since the June 20 annual general meeting and was credited with drafting its constitution and bylaws.
Campaign report on the Conservative candidate in the district. It notes that CentreBC has nominated its party secretary, Michael Davis, there.
Sources checked September 30, 2026. Official records establish decisions; campaign material establishes stated positions; reporting adds investigation and context. None alone establishes every claim.
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No campaign website of his own, no social media account tied to this candidacy, and no interview or statement from him as a candidate were found on 2026-09-30. His positions come from one sentence on the party’s page, so his views on housing, the cost of living, education, climate, Indigenous reconciliation, transportation and governance are unknown. The party has published no 2026 election platform: its policy page says its Policy Committee is still writing its first policy areas. The party’s statements about his career are unchecked: which Minister of Justice he worked for and in which years, his degree from Royal Roads University, his pilot’s licence, his board roles since 1996, his role at Rainbow Refugee and the campaigns he managed. The site of his firm, publicaffair.ca, did not answer on 2026-09-30. The Vantage Point page that lists him as vice chair was read from an Internet Archive copy dated 2026-03-13, and the live page returned HTTP 404, so his current role there is unknown. The sources give September 2021 as the start of Governance for Our Kids Climate and give no day, so it is listed under experience and no dated action is entered for it. The party announced his candidacy in a post on X on 2026-09-26, which voche.me knows only through the Western Standard, because X could not be read without signing in. A LinkedIn profile under the same name returned HTTP 999, and no page ties it to this candidacy. A 2014 CBC News report describes a Michael Davis who was a past president of Vancouver’s Non-Partisan Association and joined the Vision Vancouver campaign that year. No page voche.me read ties that person to this candidacy, so the report is left out. 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 2026-09-30: the Elections BC candidate list and key dates page, the 2024 statement of votes, the CentreBC candidates, team, policy and news pages, the party’s page about him, the party’s release on its June 2026 annual general meeting, the party’s 100 newest public Bluesky posts, two Western Standard campaign reports, the Governance for Our Kids Climate site, an Internet Archive copy of a Vantage Point page about him, the BC Ballot candidate list, and web searches for his name with the district, the party, 2026 and MLA.
His positions on this page come from one sentence on the party’s page about him. No campaign website of his own, no social media account tied to this candidacy and no interview with him as a candidate were found. The party’s statements about his career have not been checked with the bodies that would know. An empty section records what voche.me did not find on this date.
A party release of 2026-06-20 lists him as secretary of its executive council and says he drafted the party’s constitution and bylaws. The Western Standard reported the same on 2026-09-26.
CentreBC release, 2026-06-20The party says he launched the group in 2021. The group’s site says it began in September 2021 and gives climate workshops to boards. An archived Vantage Point page also calls him its founder.
Governance for Our Kids Climate, About pageA Vantage Point page saved by the Internet Archive on 2026-03-13 lists him as vice chair and says he chairs its governance committee. The page was gone from the organization’s site on 2026-09-30, so voche.me cannot say whether he still holds the role.
Vantage Point page, Internet Archive copyThe party says he recently retired from this role. The Governance for Our Kids Climate site names the firm as PublicAffair. The firm’s own site did not answer on 2026-09-30.
CentreBC candidate pageStated by the party and by the archived Vantage Point page. Neither names the minister or the years. voche.me has not checked it with a federal record.
CentreBC candidate pageThe party says he has served on non-profit boards since 1996, in roles that include president and finance chair, and has trained boards since 1999. It says he now volunteers with Rainbow Refugee. voche.me has not checked these roles with each organization.
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