Keith Roy is receiving an endorsement from a renowned political figure. The former Leader of the Official Opposition and Member of Parliament for West Vancouver-Sea to Sky, John Reynolds, will endorse Keith Roy as a Conservative Party of Canada candidate for the riding in an upcoming rally.
The campaign rally, open to the public and media, takes place at The Great Hall on January 16, 2024, at Cypress Building Kiwanis Garden Village, 991 21st Street, West Vancouver.
The event will take place at The Great Hall, Cypress Building, Kiwanis Garden Village in West Vancouver. Reynolds will throw his support behind Roy’s bid for the federal Conservative nomination.
Reynolds said Keith Roy could unite the riding and contribute to forming a majority government led by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. “Keith is the only candidate in this Conservative nomination who can win in every part of our riding and help Pierre Poilievre form a majority government. He is a principled Conservative who will represent you very well in Ottawa,” Reynolds said.
Keith Roy expressed his gratitude to John Reynolds. “I am honoured to have his support.
He’s the only Conservative who managed to win our riding three times in a row, and his endorsement demonstrates the broad support and momentum our campaign is building,” Roy said. Keith Roy says he wants to revitalize the community by bringing jobs, growth, and opportunities back to West Vancouver riding.
Parking instructions
There is very limited street parking near the Great Hall; however, there is an accessible drop-off area within 10 feet of the Great Hall. It’s recommended that people park in the free parkade for the West Vancouver Community Centre on Fulton Avenue at 21st Street. From there, it is about a 5-minute walk uphill to the Great Hall.
Those interested in learning more or becoming a member can visit Keith Roy’s website, and he can be contacted at elect@keithroy.ca or 604-454-4219.
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