[3 minutes read] Premier Eby is acting like one of those fraudsters who lists a property for sale that they don’t own.
We are not living in a communist state. Premier Eby doesn’t own or have absolute control of our public land much less our private land. Yet, he’s taken the aggressive, assumptive approach that unless we stop him, he will negotiate the sale of our land right out from under us for his radical left desired outcome.
We are now being made aware, only because of opposition MP research having dropped the delusion that this must all be some kind of accident with an explanation, that the “negotiating” away of Haida Gwaii; our being excluded from our public parks; the Cowichan decision and the “confusion” about not informing property owners about it, etc. is only the tip of the iceberg in the secret dealings between Premier Eby’s NDP and First Nations.
British Columbians elected Premier Eby for the job of caretaker of our properties, both public and private, for which we pay richly in taxes. We did not elect him to negotiate the sale of our properties out from underneath us, but that is exactly what he will do if he is not told: he must stop and that it is not his land to give away or sell at his negotiated price or terms.
It’s no wonder First Nations and Eby were so eager this week to try and convince taxpaying, property-owning British Columbians that we can relax: Eby and FN will carry the burden of negotiating. Don’t you worry about a thing. This is from the Vancouver Sun, “David Eby says court wrong on Aboriginal title, insists private landowners will be protected” Nov 5, 2025.
[First Nations:] “It is [the NDP government] British Columbia’s job and Canada’s [federal government] job to come and sit with the Quw’utsun (Cowichan) Nation and reconcile our Aboriginal title,” [FN] Thomas continued. “It is not the individual property owner. It is the Crown’s duty. We’ve started that conversation with British Columbia
…Eby did not disagree: “It is not for the private property owners — the 150 homeowners in Richmond, the business owners — to address an issue that was started by the provincial government generations ago. That responsibility sits on the government.”
See what they did there? Premier Eby and First Nation are trying to exclude tax paying, property owning British Columbians from the negotiating table, of their own property, under the gas lighting pretense that they will do the work for which they will take on the duty. No thanks.
Property owners have a duty to protect their own property and act in their own best interest.
Premier Eby has a radical left agenda having brought in UN DRIP giving FN the right to “self-determination” (while living under BC taxpayers’ roof) and slammed the legal door on anyone trying to undo it. He may now be setting up the negotiations with the intention to again slam the door on private property owners and taxpayers of BC to prevent them form undoing whatever he might negotiate with the Foreign Nations for their, not our, mutual benefit.
What can be done? If there was ever a time and a justification for a referendum in British Columbia, this is it.
A general election would confuse the issues, but a referendum specifically on the land issues would assert our rights and duties as property owners, tax payers, and citizens of a democracy. Apparently, it only needs 10% of British Columbians to say they want a referendum. Time is wasting.