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Diana Gibson

Diana Gibson

Minister for Citizens' Services of British ColumbiaWikipedia

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Oct 12, 2026

Keith BaldreyGUEST
6:59
So he's certainly got some name recognition there.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
7:02
Um, but again, he's up against Diana Gibson of the NDP, who won by a fairly hefty margin last time.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
7:08
So a lot of people who voted NDP presumably voted Green for, with Weaver-
Robin GillHOST
7:13
Mm
Keith BaldreyGUEST
8:09
I think that's largely I think they're waiting for the municipal signs to be cleared, uh, once the vote's over on, on Saturday.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
8:14
Then we'll probably see some more signs.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
8:16
But right now, not seen a lot of Andrew Weaver signs, but not seen a lot of Diana Gibson signs either.
Robin GillHOST
8:24
Hi, everyone.
Channis LeoCORRESPONDENT
4:47
Oak Bay Gornhead could also be one to watch.
Channis LeoCORRESPONDENT
4:49
His incumbent NDP candidate Diana Gibson takes on former Green Party leader and now Centre BC candidate
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:56
Andrew Weaver.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:56
I think his name recognition will definitely carry him some.
Adam StirlingHOST
41:08
In the past, that hasn't been the case.
Adam StirlingHOST
41:09
Before it was, um, uh, Diana Gibson, it was Murray Rankin.
Adam StirlingHOST
41:13
Before it was Murray Rankin, it was, uh, not the NDP, it was Andrew Weaver and the Greens.
Adam StirlingHOST
41:18
And before it was Andrew Weaver and the Greens, it was Ida Chong with the BC Liberals.
Mike McDonaldHOST
56:40
I
Geoff MeggsHOST
56:40
think Oak Bay, notwithstanding Diana Gibson's experience there, Weaver's a real wild card and could upset that one.
Mike McDonaldHOST
56:49
Yeah, well, let's talk about Oak Bay next time.
Mike McDonaldHOST
56:51
It's a really interesting four-way race.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
7:49
That matters because of what's going on in Oak Bay.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
7:54
Cabinet minister Diana Gibson is running for re-election.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
7:58
The premier said she's been lobbying him for this project.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
8:01
He's given it to her.
Adam StirlingHOST
9:28
Perhaps the one, or one of the issues that we're hearing in West Vancouver-Sea to Sky, although that's not immediately clear to me.
Adam StirlingHOST
9:35
The one concrete example that I did hear yesterday was Oak Bay Lodge, which of course the premier, um, mentioned that the MLA and the candidate for Oak Bay-Gordon Head, Diana Gibson, would be thankful for, given that she was at the press conference two years earlier in 2024 announcing the government's interests in moving it forward.
Jeremy ValerioteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:52
Family councils, uh, to, to highlight that this promise needs to be fulfilled.
Jeremy ValerioteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:59
Uh, Squamish is, is a growing community, has a huge amount of need for long-term care.

24 MINS LATER

Adam StirlingHOST
33:52
Um, of course it was Murray Rankin with the NDP as well.
Adam StirlingHOST
33:55
After, it was Andrew Weaver.
Adam StirlingHOST
33:57
Um, we had, uh, Diana Gibson take over for the New Democrats.
Adam StirlingHOST
34:01
There was speculation there as to whether or not somebody else might be able to take it, but of course that ended up not happening.
Adam StirlingHOST
21:25
Sidney holds two PhDs from the University of Toronto.
Adam StirlingHOST
21:28
That's a prestigious institution for anybody who knows u of t uh has worked closely it says with indigenous and government leadership says has worked with doctors without borders in the democratic republic of congo says as a reporter in the capital regional district she says i've come to understand the unique nature and scale of the challenges facing this area said coles i'm reading their press release says i want to support esquimalt and colwood in continuing to be places where people and their families feel welcome safe and are able to thrive and this is interesting because We talked about Oak Bay Gordon Head, Andrew Weaver running for Centre BC, as well as Diana Gibson with the NDP as the incumbent.
Adam StirlingHOST
22:05
Sorry, her name, for some reason, couldn't come into my brain for a moment there.
Adam StirlingHOST
22:09
Andrew Appleton, who's a municipal councillor in the District of Oak Bay.
Adam StirlingHOST
4:53
And the number of votes that he might pull from non-NDP representatives in that riding are among the unanswered questions that we have in this race.
Adam StirlingHOST
5:03
We do know that Diana Gibson, though, is going to be running for re-election for the New Democrats in that riding.
Adam StirlingHOST
5:09
And we had a chance to speak with her earlier today.
Adam StirlingHOST
5:11
It sounded like this.
speaker_2HOST
7:17
I'm going to see if this is our guest.
speaker_2HOST
7:18
There it is.
speaker_2HOST
7:19
Hello, is this Diana Gibson? Hello.
speaker_3HOST
7:22
It is, yeah.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
7:10
Obviously, you're running for Senator B.C. Weaver's running against an NDP cabinet minister.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
7:15
He's running against Diana Gibson.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
7:16
So if there's any vote splitting going on there, it's more likely to cut into the NDP vote.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
7:23
Weaver has a pretty big following out there.
Adam StirlingHOST
30:12
the sorts of pledges that they want, the sorts of policy positions that they want.
Adam StirlingHOST
30:17
What remains to be seen, and it's Diana Gibson, by the way, an NDP cabinet minister that is holding it for the New Democrats at the moment.
Adam StirlingHOST
30:25
It was Murray Rankin before her.
Adam StirlingHOST
30:28
What remains to be seen for Oak Bay Gordon Head is who the Conservatives put into the mix and who the Greens put into the mix.

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