Kathryn Askew is a public leader and candidate profile on Choseno. Profile overview: Building BC strong in Cariboo-Chilcotin Kathryn Askew is a retired public school teacher with 32 years of experience in education and a long record of union and community service. She served in leadership roles with the BCTF and her local teachers’ union, including as local president and bargaining chair, and received a national award for innovative teaching. Kathryn Askew, David Eby and the BC NDP have a plan to create jobs, protect healthcare, and make life more affordable. Voters and constituents can review policy stances, submit public ratings, track campaign updates, and leave feedback on Choseno.
Building BC strong in Cariboo-Chilcotin Kathryn Askew is a retired public school teacher with 32 years of experience in education and a long record of union and community service. She served in leadership roles with the BCTF and her local teachers’ union, including as local president and bargaining chair, and received a national award for innovative teaching. Kathryn Askew, David Eby and the BC NDP have a plan to create jobs, protect healthcare, and make life more affordable.
No one has reviewed Kathryn Askew yet — you’d be the first
Rate them on their record and recent news coverage. Reviews post under your anonymous Ghost ID — Kathryn Askew and every other visitor only ever see that, never your real name.
No public posts yet. Leave the first message for Kathryn Askew, or rate them above — both help other constituents get a read on them.
Who's on your ballot?
Find your district to see every race you can vote in and the candidates running in it.
Grace Lore
MLA · Victoria-Beacon Hill
New Democratic Party (NDP)No stories are tagged to Kathryn Askew yet — here’s what’s happening in Canada right now.
ICBC, the Conservative $1,000 tax cut, the NDP top-earner tax and a dropped candidate dominated the BC election conversation this week. Here is what each fight is about.

B.C. votes Oct. 24 in a snap election. Why choosing carefully matters in a democracy, and where to find each party's positions and what voters say on both sides.

What voters say they like about Premier David Eby and the BC NDP ahead of Oct. 24: housing, health care, cost of living and keeping the Conservatives out.
