Conservative candidates named in all 10 Surrey ridings for B.C. election<\/p>\n
Published 4:45 pm Tuesday, September 29, 2026<\/p>\n
The Conservative Party of BC proclaims \u201cstrong candidates for serious times\u201d in the 10 Surrey-area ridings.<\/p>\n
A full list of names was revealed Tuesday (Sept. 29), weeks before the Oct. 24 snap election called by Premier David Eby, NDP leader.<\/p>\n
Under the Conservative banner, candidates are said to be on \u201ca unified team with decades of experience in business, education and public service,\u201d following a tumultuous time for the party.<\/p>\n
Looking for votes in Surrey ridings are these BC Conservative candidates:<\/p>\n
Jessy Sahota, Surrey-Serpentine River<\/p>\n
Gurpreet Gary Thind, Surrey-Guildford<\/p>\n
Nicholas Cartmell, Surrey-Cloverdale<\/p>\n
Harj Dhaliwal, Surrey-Newton<\/p>\n
Garry Purewal, Surrey-Fleetwood<\/p>\n
Meagan Knight, Surrey South<\/p>\n
Trevor Halford, Surrey-White Rock (incumbent)<\/p>\n
Bryan Tepper, Surrey-Panorama (incumbent)<\/p>\n
Zeeshan Wahla, Surrey City Centre<\/p>\n
Mandeep Dhaliwal, Surrey North (incumbent)<\/p>\n
Conservatives promise \u201cto make life affordable again, restore safety to Surrey\u2019s streets, fix healthcare and give Surrey the strong leadership it deserves,\u201d say party officials, promising unity behind leader Lorne Doerkson.<\/p>\n
Under Eby, \u201cSurrey is living through an unprecedented cost of living crisis. Families are stretched by the price of groceries, housing and gas. Emergency rooms are overwhelmed. Young people who grew up in Surrey cannot afford to stay. Small business owners are struggling under rising costs and a wave of extortion and violence that has left many afraid to open their doors.\u201d<\/p>\n