Ellis Ross

Ellis Ross

politician Canada

Ellis Ross is a former B.C. United MLA who is currently running for the Conservative Party nomination in the B.C. riding of Skeena–Bulkley Valley.

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Canada Canada: Ellis Ross is an influential Indigenous leader in the House of Commons. 8

Ken Coates Charles Cirtwill Rebecca Chartrand Mandy Gull Masty Patty Hajdu Buckley Belanger Rebecca Alty Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak Mark Carney Doug Ford
The Globe and Mail: The Provincial North is the centrepiece of Canadian nation-building

Canada Canada: Ellis Ross is a Conservative candidate and former Haisla chief advocating for economic development in the region. 7

Eden Robinson Steve Marce Pierre Berton Mark Carney Taylor Bachrach Brandon Highton Nick Markowsky Kasia Mychajlowycz
The Globe and Mail: In this northern B.C. port town, voters used to booms and busts are now caught between both at once

Canada Canada: Ellis Ross is the former chief of the Haisla Nation and the Conservative candidate in Skeena–Bulkley Valley. 6

Amarjeet Sohi Gregor Robertson Lisa Roberts Mike De Jong Ruth Ellen Brosseau Stephen Fuhr Paul Manly Mark Carney Donald Trump Evan Solomon Greg Brady Nathalie Provost Chi Nguyen Priti Obhrai Martin Peter Yuen
The Globe and Mail: Federal parties recruit star election candidates as nominations close today

Canada Canada: Ellis Ross is a former BC Liberal running for the federal Conservatives in this election. 5

Mike De Jong Jody Wilson Raybould Sukhman Gill Pierre Poilievre Iain Black
The Globe and Mail: Former B.C. cabinet minister Mike de Jong set to run in federal election as an independent

Canada Canada: Ellis Ross is a former B.C. United MLA running for the Tories in the B.C. riding of Skeena–Bulkley Valley. 6

Mike De Jong Pierre Poilievre Iain Black
The Globe and Mail: Former B.C. cabinet minister told he can’t run for Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives