Image: B.C. Green Party / Molly McKay has been selected as the MLA candidate in Chilliwack-Cultus Lake for the B.C. Green Party in this year's provincial election.

By Mike Vanden Bosch

B.C. Green Party candidates

B.C. Green Party quietly introduces its Chilliwack-Cultus Lake MLA candidate

Sep 23, 2024 | 11:17 AM

UPDATE: Molly McKay did not qualify for the ballot as a candidate for the B.C. Green Party in the Chilliwack-Cultus Lake riding.

CHILLIWACK — With no news release or formal announcement, the B.C. Green Party has revealed that Molly McKay, a seasoned leadership vet with over a decade of experience in the nonprofit and corporate sectors, will be its MLA candidate in the Chilliwack-Cultus Lake riding in this year’s provincial election.

According to a biography on the B.C. Green website, McKay brings over 15 years of experience to her candidacy. The party says McKay is known for her strategic vision and core competency in constructing cohesive teams, and carries a proven track record of facilitating success while ensuring a steadfast commitment to sustainability and social equity, key tenets of the B.C. Green platform.

The Greens say McKay’s career has been characterized by a consistent focus on fostering inclusive workplaces and financial transparency, making her an advocate for ethical and community-oriented development.

As interim executive director of the BC Green Party, McKay played an integral role in increasing the party’s fundraising success and improving donor retention, highlighting her ability to motivate teams and lead through innovation. The party says McKay has also been a strong voice for environmental stewardship, with the understanding that community well-being is deeply tied to the health of natural surroundings.

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“Molly’s platform is rooted in the belief that thoughtful leadership can create a more equitable and sustainable future for all British Columbians,” the B.C. Greens said. “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.”