2020 Election Financing Reports Available for Late Filers, Filers Granted an Extension

VICTORIA – 2020 election financing reports for late filers and filers granted an extension are now available. The late filing deadline for the 2020 election financing reports was 4:30 p.m. on Monday, February 22, 2021.

The filers below did not meet the original filing deadline of January 22, 2021. They were required to file a report by the late filing deadline with a $500 late filing fee. These reports are now available on Elections BC’s website.

Filer	Filer type	Scanned report	Contributions
Construction and Specialized Workers’ Union Local 1611	Third party advertising sponsor	https://bit.ly/2P1hpLT	N/A
International Union of Operating Engineers – Canadian Region	Third party advertising sponsor	https://bit.ly/2Mgp5ZE	N/A
Libertarian	Political party	https://bit.ly/2NxiOcM	https://bit.ly/37BJ10H
Teamsters Local 213	Third party advertising sponsor	https://bit.ly/2NQJ9T4	N/A
Trevor Bolin	Candidate	https://bit.ly/3qRzb2q	https://bit.ly/2P1dAGx
UA Canada	Third party advertising sponsor	https://bit.ly/3pL2lPm	N/A

 
Due to extenuating circumstances, extensions to the original filing deadline were granted to five candidates and one political party. These reports are also now available on Elections BC’s website.

Filer	Extension date	Scanned report	Contributions
Communist Party of BC	February 22, 2021	https://bit.ly/3utqKfC	https://bit.ly/3dEcgnc
Laurie Throness	February 22, 2021	https://bit.ly/3keGi2n	https://bit.ly/3uqDmEn
Paul Boparai	February 22, 2021	Did not file – See below
Sonia Furstenau	February 22, 2021	https://bit.ly/2NzhLZJ	https://bit.ly/37D1tWv
Tesicca Chi-Ying Truong	February 22, 2021	https://bit.ly/3pIIbpb	https://bit.ly/3kh2qsJ
Tripat Atwal	February 16, 2021	https://bit.ly/2ZJD2mg	N/A

One candidate, Paul Boparai, did not file a report by the extension date. This candidate may file their report by March 24, 2021 with a $500 late filing fee.

For more information on how to use the Financial Reports and Political Contributions system (FRPC) on Elections BC’s website, see the links below.

• FRPC – Tips on Searching
• FRPC – Frequently Asked Questions

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Contact:
Andrew Watson
Director, Communications
Elections BC
Phone: 250-387-1709
Email: Andrew.Watson@elections.bc.ca
Website: elections.bc.ca

Elections BC is the independent, non-partisan Office of the Legislature responsible for administering electoral processes in British Columbia under provincial legislation, including the Election Act, Local Elections Campaign Financing Act, Recall and Initiative Act and Referendum Act.