British Columbia Youth Coalition

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BC Youth Coalition is a non-partisan youth organization in British Columbia, Canada, initiated by a group of high school students. It aims to enhance the engagement of youth in the society, especially high-school students who, despite having passion and creative ideas, often lack direct means to influence the political process.

BC Youth Coalition
Abbreviation	BCYC
Formation	2012
Purpose	Youth representation
Leader	Gary Xie
Main organ	Coalition
Website	[1]

Executive members

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The executive member of the organization are:

President: Gary Sipeng Xie
VP Finance: Peter Zhang
VP Outreach: Spencer Lamirand
VP Membership: Daryl Tang
VP Sponsorship: Ison Cheng
VP Organization: Raaj Chatterjee
Chief Photographer: Zara Che
Other members: Cameron McLeod, Edward Qi, Sandy Song, Eva Liang, Johnson Han

Political party

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From July 2000 to March 2009, there was a registered political party called the British Columbia Youth Coalition.

In the 2005 BC provincial election, it nominated two candidates:

Augustine Lee won 260 votes (1.29% of the total) in the riding of Chilliwack-Suma, and
Colin Wormworth won 100 votes (0.51%) in Chilliwack-Kent.

v t e Provincial political parties in British Columbia
Parties represented in the Legislative Assembly	New Democratic (47) Conservative (41) Green (2)
Other parties recognized by Elections BC that contested the 2024 election	Christian Heritage Communist Freedom Libertarian
Parties recognized by Elections BC that did not contest the 2024 election	BC Strong BC United BC Vision Party of Citizens
Historical parties that were represented in the Legislative Assembly	Democratic Reform Federated Labour Liberal People's Progressive Democratic Provincial Reform Social Constructive Social Credit Social Democratic Socialist Unionist United

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Executive members

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