The BC Greens Party has two candidates lined up to run in Chilliwack ridings.
There's Molly McKay who was interim executive director for BC Greens, who is running in Chilliwack-Cultus Lake, and Tim Cooper, UFV professor emeritus, for Chilliwack-North.
There were no press releases issued but according to McKay's candidate page:
"Molly McKay brings over 15 years of leadership experience in both nonprofit and corporate governance to her candidacy for the Chilliwack-Cultus Lake riding. Known for her strategic vision and ability to build cohesive teams, she has a proven track record of driving success while staying committed to sustainability and social equity. Molly's career has been marked by a focus on fostering inclusive workplaces and promoting financial transparency, making her an advocate for ethical and community-oriented development.
"As interim executive director of the BC Green Party, Molly played a pivotal role in increasing the party’s fundraising success and improving donor retention, showcasing her ability to energize teams and lead through innovation. he has also been a strong voice for environmental stewardship, understanding that community well-being is deeply tied to the health of our natural surroundings.
"Her platform is rooted in the belief that thoughtful leadership can create a more equitable and sustainable future for all British Columbians. Whether she is advocating for climate action or more inclusive economic policies, her vision is one where collaboration leads to tangible progress. Molly is committed to ensuring that the voices of her community are heard and represented in the Legislature."
Tim Cooper's page has this to say: "The BC Greens are thrilled to announce Tim Cooper as their candidate for Chilliwack North."
Cooper's bio the last time he ran for BC Greens in 2020 had this to say:
"Tim was born in England where he studied physics and math at Exeter University, coming to Canada to complete a PhD in nuclear physics at the University of Alberta. After temporary positions in Indiana, TRIUMF, McGill and Surrey University he started his career at the Ohio State University and then switched to the University College of the Fraser Valley when it started in 1992, becoming UFV just recently. After teaching for many years (winning the faculty of science teaching prize in 2014) and publishing over 50 research papers in the field of intermediate energy nuclear physics, In 2004 Tim’s attention switched to Global Warming and the dangers to his (and all) kids. Tim has given over 180 presentations on the science, economics, politics and engineering of man-made climate change, and the great danger it presents in an attempt to sway the public to listen to the scientists and the science.
