FRASER REGION, BC
Timothy Knight
President
Biography
Timothy Knight, has been the president of the Fraser Valley Regional Association for the People’s Party of Canada since 2021. He has been a board member since 2019.
Additionally, he has assisted with planning and campaigning for a school board election, a provincial election, and two federal elections.
Mr. Knight has also been active in a number of grassroots organizations in the Fraser Valley, having helped to establish two not-for-profit societies, Health and Wellness Outreach Society BC, to assist healthcare workers who were displaced during "The Time of Madness", and The Rights and Freedoms Fundraising Society which raises funds to finance legal fees incurred by those who have been victims of lawfare arising out of "The Time of Madness".
Semi-retired and operating his own business consulting and marketing business, Mr. Knight brings 25 years of executive business development and marketing experience to the projects in which he participates. His business philosophy is simple, “be innocent as doves but as cunning as serpents”.
Currently, he is focused on the PPC in the Fraser Valley as it prepares three federal PPC candidates for the 2025 federal election.
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"Operation: Plus One is about election readiness. Our election readiness is grounded on one fact. 2019 and 2021 showed us that 1 active party member is equal to 20 votes! Therefore we are focusing on maximizing party membership. The rest will follow: volunteers, donors, directors, candidates, and votes."
"In 2021 we saw our numbers at the voting stations double from an average of 3.5% across the three electoral districts of Chilliwack-Hope, Mission-Matsqui-Fraser Canyon, and Abbotsford to over 7% in each! Your commitment to freedom, respect, fairness, and responsibility made this possible."
"The People's Party of Canada is grateful for the capable leadership and trailblazing provided by its outgoing candidates, Nick Csaszar and Tyler Niles of Mission-Matsqui-Fraser Canyon, Locke Duncan and Kevin Sinclair of Abbotsford, and Rob Bogunovic of Chilliwack-Hope, statesmen, every one."