An Independent candidate is running in the Penticton-Summerland riding for the upcoming provincial election.

Roger Harrington, now retired, was in private dental practice for 45 years.

He says his campaign in this election is driven by five core values, integrity, courage, freedom, passion and fun.

He also hopes to implement legislative reform solutions that reflect shared values and ensure a prosperous future for coming generations.

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Harrington wants to propose easing pressures on British Columbians when it comes to housing and affordability.

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He adds that housing and affordability are among the top concerns of everyone. He suggests eliminating the Land Transfer Tax and cutting two per cent off the provincial sales tax to provide immediate relief for all British Columbians.

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The provincial election is scheduled for Oct. 19. There are six candidates in the Penticton-Summerland riding.

The other candidates in the running are Bradley Bartsch for the B.C. Green Party, Amelia Boutlbee for the B.C. Conservative Party, Tina Lee for the B.C. NDP, Independent Anna Paddon and Unafilliated Tracey St. Claire.