About Jordan Kealy

Jordan Kealy served as the Member of the Legislative Assembly for Peace River North from October 2024 to September 2026, representing the region with a clear focus on practical solutions and strong advocacy for northern British Columbia.

Elected in 2024, Jordan brought a background rooted in local government, agriculture, and community service. During his time in the Legislature, his work was guided by a commitment to representing constituents honestly and effectively, and to ensuring that decisions made in Victoria reflect the realities of the North.

Today, Jordan is running for re-election as an independent candidate for Peace River North.

Before entering provincial politics, Jordan served as a Director with the Peace River Regional District. In that role, he focused on infrastructure planning, rural service delivery, and responsible resource management—gaining firsthand experience with the challenges facing northern communities and local governments.

Prior to public office, Jordan was well known as a farmer in the Peace River region. He and his wife have been raising cattle in the area since 2008, operating a family-run farm focused on raising grass-fed beef. Their work reflects a commitment to stewardship, sustainability, and the values that define rural northern communities.

Independent Representation

Jordan served as an independent MLA, allowing him to advocate freely and speak honestly on behalf of his constituents. Independence means putting people ahead of party interests, evaluating legislation on its merits, and holding government accountable when policies fall short.

As an independent, Jordan was able to:

  • Raise concerns without party constraints

  • Challenge ineffective or harmful policy

  • Work constructively with all sides of the Legislature

  • Focus on practical, common-sense solutions

This approach ensures that the priorities of Peace River North and the broader North remain front and centre.

How Jordan Advocates for Constituents

Jordan’s work as an MLA was hands-on and accessible:

In the Legislature
He raised issues, questioned government decisions, and advanced legislation that reflected the needs of northern communities.

Direct Engagement with Ministers
Jordan worked directly with ministers and government officials to advocate for funding, policy improvements, and long-overdue projects.

Constituency Support
Through his constituency office, Jordan assisted residents in navigating government processes and resolving issues that affected their daily lives.

Community Engagement
He listened to individuals, businesses, local governments, and community leaders to ensure advocacy is informed by real-world experience.

A Common-Sense Approach to Government

Jordan believes government should be practical, accountable, and focused on outcomes. His approach emphasizes:

  • Less bureaucracy and red tape

  • Responsible economic development

  • Strong local industries and jobs

  • Improved healthcare access

  • Infrastructure investment that meets regional needs

  • Respect for land ownership and property rights

His goal is to help ensure northern British Columbians can afford to live, work, and raise their families in the communities they call home.

Looking Ahead

Jordan is running for re-election with a continued commitment to advocating for affordability, jobs, healthcare reform, infrastructure, community safety, and the protection of land and property rights. His focus is on long-term, sustainable solutions that strengthen the North and respect the people who live here.

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Jordan Kealy served as the independent MLA for Peace River North from October 2024 to September 2026 and is seeking re-election on October 24, 2026. He is focused on practical solutions, accountability, and strong representation for the North Peace region of British Columbia.

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