OneBC candidate for MLA in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows, whose campaign page describes 25 years as a news anchor and reporter.
Susan Einarsson is the OneBC candidate in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows, where Lisa Beare (BC NDP) is the sitting MLA and Doug Morneau is listed for the Conservative Party. Her OneBC candidate page describes a career in broadcasting and a decade of teaching at BCIT, and says she has served on a local board of the federal Conservative Party. Those are the campaign's own claims, and voche.me has not checked them with an employer or a party. voche.me found no elected office held by her and no policy commitment in her own words on 2026-10-03.
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A researched record of Susan Einarsson's 2026 OneBC candidacy in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows. voche.me found no elected office held by her, and so no voting record to review, on 2026-10-03. The statements on file are the OneBC plan, which does not name her, and her OneBC candidate page, which is the campaign's own account.
No public appearance by the candidate was confirmed on 2026-10-03. The two voting dates come from Elections BC. The OneBC events page, read on 2026-10-03, listed one event, a rally for Dallas Brodie on September 30, 2026, and it does not name her.
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Elections BC lists Susan Einarsson as the OneBC candidate in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows. The other two names on the copy stamped October 3, 2026 are Lisa Beare (BC NDP) and Doug Morneau (Conservative Party). The list shows only nominations that Elections BC has accepted, and nominations could be filed until 1 p.m. on October 3, 2026.
In 2024 Lisa Beare (BC NDP) won the district with 14,480 votes (54.89 percent). Mike Morden (Conservative Party) had 11,901 votes (45.11 percent). Susan Einarsson is not in the 2024 statement of votes.
Her OneBC candidate page says she was born in Vancouver and has more than a decade of teaching experience at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, plus twenty-five years as a news anchor and reporter. It says she worked for CKNW/CFMI and News 1130, hosted a talk show for CJME Regina, worked as a television producer and was a CBC National Arts Reporter. It says she has served on the local board of the Federal Conservative Party and helped with political communications in several campaigns, and that she owns My Town Maple Ridge News Society, a local news organization that shares stories on Facebook and YouTube. The page is the campaign's own account. voche.me has not checked these jobs, the teaching post, the board seat or the society with the employers, the party or a registry.
The page gives her goal as to "listen to the voters and act on their behalf to bring back common sense to political decision-making." It names no bill, rule, budget item or date. OneBC's plan page does not name her, so the plan's pledges are listed below as the party's. voche.me has not contacted the campaign.
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OneBC's plan lists: a 25 percent tax cut for every tax bracket, including corporate tax.
OneBC's plan lists: 2 percentage points off the provincial sales tax.
OneBC's plan lists: balanced budgets within 4 years, with part of later surpluses used to pay down debt.
OneBC's plan lists: an audit of British Columbia's more than 176,000 regulations to reduce bureaucratic bloat.
OneBC's plan lists: increase the yearly allowable cut of timber, lower stumpage fees (the fees companies pay to cut timber on public land) and speed up permit approvals for the forest industry.
OneBC's plan lists: eliminate the Step Code, which the plan says raises housing costs with green building requirements it calls unnecessary.
OneBC's plan lists: private health care alongside fully funded public health care, and moving administration spending to frontline workers.
OneBC's plan lists: eliminate safe supply and drug consumption programs, roll back decriminalization, and provide involuntary treatment and housing for people with severe addiction.
OneBC's plan lists: bring back standardized testing in reading, writing and mathematics, remove SOGI 123 material from classrooms, and adopt a Parental Bill of Rights.
OneBC's plan lists: repeal DRIPA, and declare UNDRIP to have no force and effect in BC. The plan uses these short names and does not spell them out.
No past public role or public action of hers was found. The entries below are the party's plan and the two voting dates. None of them is a vote or an action in office, so none earns a score.
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No campaign website, social media account of hers, interview, all-candidates meeting or news report about her candidacy was found on 2026-10-03. The OneBC candidate page is the only source in her words. Her jobs, her teaching post, her seat on a Federal Conservative Party board, her ownership of My Town Maple Ridge News Society, and any campaign she helped with were not checked with the employers, the institute, the party or a registry. A YouTube channel named My Town Maple Ridge exists, and its description does not name her. A Facebook page address for the society returned only the Facebook login shell. voche.me did not tie either one to her, and used neither. Maple Ridge News articles from 2021 and 2025 name a Susan Einarsson in Maple Ridge. None of them states that she is the OneBC candidate, so none is used and none is archived. The party's own accounts (X: One_BCHQ, Instagram: onebcpartyhq, YouTube: OneBC-HQ) are linked from the OneBC site, and voche.me did not read their posts. The web search tool was at its usage limit, so the name search used Google News feeds, the Maple Ridge News site search for her name and for My Town Maple Ridge, and two public search pages that returned no usable results. Her occupation today, where she lives, campaign finances and endorsements were not found.
Evidence reviewed on 2026-10-03: the Elections BC candidate list, Elections BC's page of key dates and its statement of votes for the 2024 election, OneBC's candidates page, her OneBC candidate page and OneBC's plan page.
No campaign website, social media account of hers, interview or news report about her candidacy was found, and no statement in her own words beyond the OneBC candidate page. The web search tool was at its usage limit, so the name search was limited to Google News feeds, the Maple Ridge News site search and the pages named under research gaps. An empty section records what voche.me did not find on this date.
Listed by Elections BC with the affiliation OneBC.
Elections BC candidate listHer OneBC page says she spent twenty-five years as a news anchor and reporter, worked for CKNW/CFMI and News 1130, hosted a talk show for CJME Regina, worked as a TV producer and was a CBC National Arts Reporter. It gives no dates. voche.me has not checked this with the employers.
OneBC candidate pageHer OneBC page says she has more than a decade of teaching experience at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. It names no course or dates. voche.me has not checked this with the institute.
OneBC candidate pageHer OneBC page says she has served on the local board of the Federal Conservative Party and helped with political communications in several campaigns. It names no riding, years or campaigns. A party board is a party role, and voche.me has not checked this with the party.
OneBC candidate pageHer OneBC page says she owns My Town Maple Ridge News Society, a local news organization that shares stories on Facebook and YouTube. voche.me did not find a page of the society that names her, so the ownership is the campaign's claim.
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Susan Einarsson is running for MLA with OneBC.
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