Peace River ridings host BC Conservative leader

John Cummins, leader of the BC Conservative Party, travelled to Fort St. John, Fort Nelson, Tumbler Ridge, Chetwynd, and Dawson Creek during the week of November 26th-30th.
The highlight of Cummins’ tour will be a fiercely contested nomination battle in the riding of Peace River South, where Kurt Peats and William Jackson are vying for the BC Conservative nomination.
Peats is a retired RCMP officer and former head of the Tumbler Ridge detachment, while Jackson is Crown Counsel in Dawson Creek.
The BC Conservative leader will fly into Fort St. John on the morning of Monday, November 26th, and spend the day meeting local officials and touring the Peace Valley OSB plant. Later, he’ll participate in a ‘Meet and Greet’ at Esquires Coffee House.
Cummins will remain in the Peace River North electoral district on Tuesday, flying into Fort Nelson for a noon-time ‘Meet and Greet’ at the Phoenix Theatre. In the early afternoon he’ll tour the Spectra Energy Gas Plant, before returning to Fort St. John.
The next day the BC Conservative leader will drive to Tumbler Ridge, and tour the Western Coal mine. Later, he’ll travel to Chetwynd for a public meeting sponsored by the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce, to be held at the Pomeroy Hotel.
Thursday will see Cummins travel to Dawson Creek for the Peace River South nomination meeting. The contest will get underway at 7:00 pm at the Super 8 Motel, 1440 Alaska Avenue in Dawson Creek.
On Friday, Cummins will fly back to the Lower Mainland.

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