Langford-Highlands

Alex Thurlborn is the Independent candidate for Langford-Highlands on Elections BC’s final candidate list for the October 24, 2026 provincial election. Nominations closed at 1 p.m. on October 3, 2026. Party pages and news results checked for this update did not turn up a separate biography.

Christian McCay is the Christian Heritage Party of BC candidate for Langford-Highlands and the party’s provincial leader, filed with Elections BC for the October 24, 2026 election. He is the second CHP-BC nominee on the accepted list, after Ed Ewald in Bulkley Valley-Stikine. CHP-BC elected him leader, unopposed, at its annual general meeting in Abbotsford on October 18, 2025. The party described him as of Victoria and formerly of Campbell River; his financial-agent address is in Victoria (postal code V9C). CHP-BC says he became politically active around parental objections to the SOGI 123 school resource, organized meetings across the province, and took part in Saturday protests at the Victoria legislature against COVID-19 restrictions. His candidate statement says he grew up in a family business, is raising five children, has advocated for independent-school funding and for people experiencing homelessness, and has spoken to school boards, local governments, and MLAs. No earlier candidacy turned up in records checked for this profile.

Christopher Moon is the BC Green Party candidate for Langford-Highlands on Elections BC’s accepted nominations list for the 2026 provincial election. Public biographical detail beyond the accepted nomination is limited; Elections BC lists him among the Green Party’s 2026 nominees in the Capital Region riding held by NDP MLA Ravi Parmar.

Cindy Scott is the Conservative Party of BC candidate for Langford-Highlands, filed with Elections BC for the October 24, 2026 election. The party describes her as a Langford business owner who has run KC Custom Designs Ltd., a home-building and renovation company, for more than 20 years. She and her husband, a local firefighter, have been married 32 years; she is a mother and grandmother. She created The Holiday Home Tour at Bear Mountain, which the party says ran for five years with proceeds to services including the Goldstream Food Bank. Stated priorities include accountability, health care, affordability, and public safety. No earlier candidacy turned up in records checked for this profile.

Ravi Parmar is the BC NDP candidate for Langford-Highlands and the sitting MLA. He won a 2023 by-election in Langford-Juan de Fuca succeeding John Horgan, was re-elected in 2024 for Langford-Highlands, and serves as Minister of Forests and Deputy Government House Leader. He previously was Parliamentary Secretary for International Credentials. Raised in Langford by immigrant parents, he studied political science at the University of Victoria and spent nearly a decade as chair of the Sooke School District Board of Education, becoming one of the youngest board chairs in B.C.

Sean Flynn is the CentreBC candidate for Langford-Highlands on Elections BC’s accepted nominations list for 2026. A Royal Canadian Navy veteran (Naval Warfare Officer from 2008) who lives in Langford with his wife and sons, he has worked as an independent defence contractor organizing training exercises at CFB Esquimalt and founded cryptocurrency startup RWD Capital in 2022. He was previously BC United’s nominee for the riding in 2024 before that party suspended its campaign.