OneBC Candidate · Abbotsford South
Working to keep British Columbians safe and free to pursue their dreams.
Robin was born in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, and grew up in Chilliwack and Abbotsford, attending Unsworth Elementary and Yale Junior High. After almost ten years in Victoria, he has spent his adult life in Langley and now Abbotsford, where he lives today.
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Robin started his first construction company in Victoria, then moved back to the Lower Mainland and opened another. In 1998 he moved into information technology and founded the computer service company he still runs today, working with clients in every sector of business across the Lower Mainland.
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Robin has been married for thirty-four years. Together they have three adult children and one grandchild, and their future is a big part of why he is running.
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Robin wants an amazing future for his children and for everyone in British Columbia. He has chosen to stand for the provincial legislature to represent Abbotsford South, where he lives, and to work to keep our citizens safe and free to pursue their dreams.
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We live in the most beautiful place in the world. I want to keep it safe, and keep every one of us free to pursue our dreams.
Robin Roy OneBC, Abbotsford South
About the Party
OneBC is a provincial party built on one law and one standard for every British Columbian, a private sector that is free to grow, and a government that lives within its means. Robin is proud to stand with OneBC as the candidate for Abbotsford South.
Read the full planEconomy
A 25% tax cut for every bracket, 2% off the PST, and an audit of the province's regulations to cut red tape.
Public Finance
Balanced budgets within four years, with surpluses put toward paying down debt.
Healthcare
Private options alongside fully funded public healthcare, with spending shifted from administration to the front line.
Crime & Justice
Focus the justice system on repeat and violent offenders, and protect our ports from organized crime.
Housing
Scrap the Step Code requirements that drive up the cost of building new homes.
See the full OneBC plan
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Contributors must be BC residents and Canadian citizens or permanent residents, using their own funds. The 2026 limit is $1,513.29 per person across OneBC, its candidates and constituency associations.