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Bill Desrosiers: How Government Policies Are Hurting BC Businesses

Anthony Russo

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Bill Desrosiers: How Government Policies Are Hurting BC Businesses

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Anthony Russo
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Bill Desrosiers, OneBC candidate for Kelowna Centre, joins Anthony Russo for a conversation about the damage government policies are doing to British Columbia’s businesses, economy, and public safety. Bill is a lifelong entrepreneur with decades of experience in the automotive industry. From owning and operating automotive repair and restoration businesses to appearing on Discovery Channel’s Bush Wreck Rescue, Bill has spent his career building businesses, creating opportunities, and navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship. As a local Kelowna business owner, Bill has experienced firsthand what happens when bureaucrats who have never operated a business write policies that business owners are forced to live with. We discuss the growing disconnect between government decision-makers and the people on the receiving end of their policies, the impact of excessive regulation, deteriorating public safety, and the challenges facing businesses and families in Kelowna Centre and across British Columbia. Bill also shares his personal background, what motivated him to enter politics, and why he’s running to represent Kelowna Centre with OneBC. British Columbia doesn’t need more bureaucrats managing its decline. It needs leaders who understand what it takes to build something, employ people, and grow an economy. Topics discussed: Bill Desrosiers’ background in business and entrepreneurship Government overregulation and its impact on small businesses Public safety in Kelowna Centre and across BC The disconnect between politicians and business owners Why Bill is running for OneBC in Kelowna Centre Real economic change versus managed decline Watch the full interview and share your thoughts in the comments. #OneBC #BillDesrosiers #KelownaCentre #Kelowna #BCPolitics #SmallBusiness