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Dallas Brodie Gets a Premier-Level Justice Question on Sept. 23 Empower Hour

September 19, 2026 · iVoteOneBC research desk

Graphic marking Dallas Brodie's September 23 Empower Hour appearance

Action4Canada has posted a new September 23 Empower Hour appearance with Dallas Brodie, framed around a clear premier-level question: if she were Premier, what would she actually do?

What is verified today

Action4Canada’s event page lists “Empower Hour with Dallas Brodie: Restoring BC Justice: If Brodie Were Premier Sept 2026” for Wednesday, September 23, 2026. The page says Zoom doors open at 4:25 p.m. PST / 7:25 p.m. EST, with the guest segment at 4:30 p.m. PST / 7:30 p.m. EST.

The same page describes Dallas Brodie as a B.C. MLA and leader of OneBC, and says the conversation will ask what would change if she became Premier. OneBC’s own elected-MLAs page separately lists Brodie as the Vancouver-Quilchena MLA and Interim Leader of OneBC.

The supporter frame

This is a useful movement signal because it puts Brodie in a serious governing frame: justice, public safety, fiscal responsibility, individual rights, accountable government, and what a new government would do when it inherits old decisions and institutions.

The careful frame matters. This is an outside-hosted online appearance, not an official OneBC town hall, not a new platform document, and not a verified membership, polling, fundraising, alliance, venue-cancellation, or seat-count update.

Questions supporters should listen for

  • Which decisions would Brodie reverse first, and through what lawful process?
  • How would a OneBC government approach justice and Attorney General accountability?
  • What specific fiscal controls would restore confidence without inventing savings numbers?
  • How would property rights, parental rights, public safety, and accountable government become measurable policy?
Careful bottom line: Brodie is being asked a Premier-level question in public. Supporters should treat that as a positive leadership-readiness moment — and wait for her actual answers before claiming specific commitments.
Sources: Action4Canada event page, September 2026; Action4Canada Wednesday Empower Hour listing; OneBC elected MLAs page, fetched September 19, 2026. Source links are provided for public-interest political commentary.
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