
Brent Chapman
Member of the Legislative Assembly of British ColumbiaWikipedia
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Search complete. 103 mentions across 54 episodes found for "Brent Chapman".
Oct 7, 2026
Peace Out
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18:31Mike McDonaldHOST
So it's great for the Conservatives that 1BC is not going to be on the debate.
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18:35Mike McDonaldHOST
And, um, you know, and a sidebar surprise was Brent Chapman not making it on the ballot in Surrey South.
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18:44Mike McDonaldHOST
Um, so that's, uh, something we, I don't think he was going to win, but
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18:48Geoff MeggsHOST
make it on the ballot or decide not to run after all.
Tofino-Ucluelet Daily — 2026-10-07
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4:35speaker_1HOST
To the provincial campaign, and two names have gone from the ballot.
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4:38speaker_1HOST
Alex Brown in the Nanaimo News Bulletin reports former Surrey South MLA Brent Chapman has withdrawn, listed as the One BC candidate until Saturday, and now absent from the election's BC list.
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4:51speaker_1HOST
So is his wife, Carrie Lynn Finley, who stepped down last month as leader of the Conservative Party of BC after several MLAs left the party or were asked to go.
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5:01speaker_1HOST
Chapman told Peace Arch News he has just had enough, and that is all he will say.
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5:06speaker_1HOST
Asked about his wife, he said, "Why would she be running? What would be the benefit? At some point, you stop." One BC says it supports his decision and wishes him well.
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5:17speaker_1HOST
Across Canada.
View on Politics: Eby targets Pattison & Conservative's full slate
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13:01Vaughn PalmerGUEST
in the last few years who aren't running.
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13:02Vaughn PalmerGUEST
So Brent Chapman is not nominated to run anywhere.
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13:06Vaughn PalmerGUEST
So the husband of Carolyn Findlay, we were told yesterday we might get a statement.
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13:12Vaughn PalmerGUEST
Amelia Boltby, who quit the Conservative set as an independent, then joined the NDP.
The Jas Johal Political Happy Hour
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11:41Keith BaldreyGUEST
Well, it's interesting.
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11:42Keith BaldreyGUEST
Uh, Brent Chapman, the former Surrey South Conservative MLA who's now running for OneBC in Surrey White Rock, uh, denied his nomination.
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11:51Keith BaldreyGUEST
Um, his con- uh, offensive comments about Muslims, and they're very offensive, surfaced before the last election.
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11:58Keith BaldreyGUEST
He got a fair amount of airtime.
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12:00Keith BaldreyGUEST
We went looking for Mr. Chapman.
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12:02Keith BaldreyGUEST
My, my Global reporter called Grace Keey famously went into his campaign office Uh, and we actually discovered him hiding in a closet, um, 'cause he refused to come out and talk.
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12:14Keith BaldreyGUEST
Well, what effect did that have on Brent Chapman? He won with fifty-eight percent of the vote.
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12:18Keith BaldreyGUEST
So I mean, these things, if, if they're in very conservative ridings, they're not gonna play well.
The Jas Johal Show: Oct. 2, 2026
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22:47Keith BaldreyGUEST
Well, it's interesting.
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22:48Keith BaldreyGUEST
Uh, Brent Chapman, the former Surrey South Conservative MLA who's now running for OneBC in Surrey White Rock, uh, denied his nomination.
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22:58Keith BaldreyGUEST
Um, his con- uh, offensive comments about Muslims, and they're very offensive, surfaced before the last election.
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23:05Keith BaldreyGUEST
Got a fair amount of airtime.
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23:18Jas JohalHOST
[laughs]
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23:19Keith BaldreyGUEST
Um, 'cause he refused to come out and talk.
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23:20Keith BaldreyGUEST
Well, what effect did that have on Brent Chapman? He won with 58% of the vote.
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23:24Keith BaldreyGUEST
So I mean, these things in- if they're in very Conservative ridings they're not gonna play well.
Inside The House
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11:16Keith BaldreyGUEST
Well, it's interesting.
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11:17Keith BaldreyGUEST
Um, Brent Chapman, the former Surrey South Conservative MLA who's now running for One BC in Surrey White Rock, uh, he, he denied his nomination.
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11:27Keith BaldreyGUEST
Um, his c- con- uh, offensive comments about Muslims, and they're very offensive, surfaced before the last election.
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11:34Keith BaldreyGUEST
We got a fair amount of airtime.
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11:47Jas JohalHOST
[laughs]
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11:48Keith BaldreyGUEST
Um, 'cause he refused to come out and talk.
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11:49Keith BaldreyGUEST
Well, what effect did that have on Brent Chapman? He won with 58% of the vote.
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11:54Keith BaldreyGUEST
So I mean, these things in, if they're in very Conservative ridings, they're not gonna play well.
Oiled Up
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42:29Mike McDonaldHOST
I think about a majority of the candidates are South Asian, so they're making a bet there.
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42:36Mike McDonaldHOST
They're running, as we said last episode, Megan Knight, the Mayor of White Rocks, running Surrey South against Brent Chapman and Eleanor Sturco.
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42:44Mike McDonaldHOST
New candidate in Surrey Cloverdale is Nick Cartmell.
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42:48Mike McDonaldHOST
And Nick, among other things, he's worked at TELUS.
Middle of the Road
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18:48Kory TeneyckePANELIST
Well, I think that one of the things they've done that's very smart in terms of positioning of this is who they've thrown out.
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18:54Kory TeneyckePANELIST
Some of the biggest problem people, Brent Chapman, Carolyn Finley's loser husband, whose views included debating whether or not Sandy Hook's shooting was real.
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19:08Kory TeneyckePANELIST
There's a lot of kooky shit that cost, I think, the Conservative Party in the last election campaign.
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19:13Kory TeneyckePANELIST
The election was dealing with those views.
B.C. heads to the polls amid Conservative turmoil and municipal election fallout
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2:33Dave BreakenridgeHOST
I guess, what was the final straw that forced her out?
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2:37Vaughn PalmerGUEST
I think there was a very nasty exchange between her and some of the leaders of her own party over her husband, because in her resignation letter on Sunday, she said she really didn't appreciate the attacks on her family.
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2:55Vaughn PalmerGUEST
So her husband's an MLA as well, Brent Chapman.
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2:58Vaughn PalmerGUEST
And I guess the last straw was there was an incredible amount of taping of conversations and relaying of emails going on out here.
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3:09Vaughn PalmerGUEST
So we don't know what they actually hit her with.
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3:21Vaughn PalmerGUEST
But in any event, she's gone.
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3:23Vaughn PalmerGUEST
She was in the middle of running for a seat in the legislature in a by-election, right? And so that by-election was still active the day she resigned, but the government called an election two days later, so that voided the by-election.
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3:41Vaughn PalmerGUEST
And Findlay's husband, Brent Chapman, switched parties.
Over-Stimulated
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46:51Geoff MeggsHOST
Mm-hmm.
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46:51Mike McDonaldHOST
We've got Megan Knight, mayor of White Rock, who's, um, uh, South Surrey against Brent Chapman.
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46:58Mike McDonaldHOST
We've got, um, Kevin Acton, the mayor of Lumby, who ran as an independent last time when he got bypassed by the Conservatives.
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47:06Mike McDonaldHOST
He had been the BC United candidate.
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49:25Mike McDonaldHOST
But Sterko is moving from...
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49:28Mike McDonaldHOST
She was the MLA in her first term from Surrey South.
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49:31Mike McDonaldHOST
She then ran in Cloverdale last election because she hadn't crossed the floor yet, and before she'd crossed the floor, Brent Chapman got slammed into Surrey South.
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49:43Mike McDonaldHOST
Now she's going back to Surrey South to, to run against Brent Chapman and Megan Knight.
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