Endorsements
“Karin has done an incredible job during her time as MLA. She has the experience, a social conscience, and a good mind for finance and business. Karin is the sort of moderating influence that people in West Vancouver-Capilano should choose to be their next MLA. There is nobody better suited to represent this community today than her.”
Ralph Sultan
Former MLA, West Vancouver-Capilano (2001-2020)
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“Karin is a centrist who is committed to bringing good governance to all British Columbians. She’s dedicated, compassionate, dedicated, tenacious, and most importantly effective In the coming years, we need representation in Victoria that finds the middle ground, that ensures government represents the interest of all British Columbians. That’s why on October 19th, I hope you’ll cast your ballot for Karin Kirkpatrick.”
Jordan Sturdy
MLA, West Vancouver-Capilano (2013-Present)
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“I’m supporting Karin as an independent. She’s experienced, she’s done the job for four years and she’s done it really well. She can work with all sides to find solutions. She’s bright, she knows the issues, and she can articulate them well. She’s moderate, she’s a centrist, and she works well with people.”
Craig Cameron
Councillor, District of West Vancouver (2011-2022)
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“I am happy to endorse Karin Kirkpatrick as an Independent candidate for re-election as MLA for West Vancouver-Capilano. She listens to her constituents and understands the issues. I appreciate the caring, experienced and moderate voice that Karin has brought and will continue to bring to the Legislature on behalf of her constituents.”
Don Bell
Councillor, City of North Vancouver (2011-present), MP, North Vancouver (2004-2008), Mayor, District of North Vancouver (1976-1982, 1996-2004)
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“West Vancouver-Capilano needs experienced representation in government! As the MLA for the last four years, Karin has effectively represented her constituents and, as an independent MLA, she will continue to fight for fiscal and social responsibility in the legislature.”
Ron Wood
Mayor, District of West Vancouver (2002-2005)
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“Karin possesses strength of character and conviction that positions her well in these polarized times to be a moderate, forward-looking, independent force in the legislature on key issues.”
Jonathan Wilkinson
Member of Parliament, North Vancouver (2015-present)
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“Karin possesses strength of character and conviction that positions her well in these polarized times to be a moderate, forward-looking, independent force in the legislature on key issues.”
Nancy Farran
Chair, Hollyburn Community Services (2021-present), Chair, West Vancouver Community Foundation (2011-2022)
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“Karin Kirkpatrick has been an outstanding MLA for West Vancouver-Capilano. She’s worked hard for BC families and was an effective advocate, particularly for BC children with autism, among many others. Karin has been a compassionate, strategic and moderating voice, who listens to her constituents. She gets things done. She can work with both the right and the left-leaning parties. I support sending Karin Kirkpatrick back to the legislature.”
Pamela Martin
Veteran Broadcaster
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“I have worked with Karin many times on education issues and she is incisive, well-informed and willing to act. By choosing to run for re-election, Karin is standing up for teachers and kids by being an electable, principled alternative in West Van Capilano.”
Stephen Price
VP, West Vancouver Teachers Association (2021-2023)
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“The constituents of West Vancouver-Capilano are fortunate to have a viable choice this election — a moderate candidate who understands the meaning of public service. Karin is that person.
Naomi Yamamoto
MLA, North Vancouver-Lonsdale (2009-2017)
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“In my role as Mayor, I worked with Karin over several years. I trust her to listen to her constituents, and make informed, and balanced decisions on our behalf.
Mary-Ann Booth
Mayor, West Vancouver (2018-2022)
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“In my role as Mayor, I worked with Karin over several years. I trust her to listen to her constituents, and make informed, and balanced decisions on our behalf.
Jack McGee
President, BC Justice Institute (2000-2012) & Retired Colonel, Canadian Armed Forces