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MLA’s financial agent fined after election campaign donation from business

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February 19, 2026
Elections BC fined Kim Nadeau, the financial agent for MLA Jordan Kealy during the 2024 provincial election, $150 for “accepting a prohibited contribution.” Kealy said it was an “innocent mistake” which was “rectified very quickly.”
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