CADMAN, David
COPE

I am asking for your support as one of the COPE, Vision & Green candidates to return progressive government to Vancouver.

I served six years as a COPE City Councillor, and three as a Metro Vancouver Director. I was a Translink Director and chair of the Finance Committee. I was elected to the Executive of the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) Local Governments for Sustainability, and serve as the International President and represent Local Authorities at the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development. I was President of the Society Promoting Environmental Conservation (SPEC) and chaired both the BC and Canadian Environmental Networks. For 19 years, I was Administrator, Communications and Education of the GVRD, served the United Nations Association locally and internationally, and am the recipient of the UN Peace Medal and 50th Anniversary Medal.

Help your COPE, Vision & Green candidates create a Vancouver for Everyone.

Contact

Phone: 604-255-0400

E-mail: cope@cope.bc.ca

Website: www.cope.bc.ca

Website: www.davidcadman.org

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CAPRI, Kim
NPA

Thank you Vancouver, for electing me to City Council in 2005.  I've used my experience in managing complex housing organizations, as the former Executive Director of the John Howard Society, to help make Vancouver a more affordable city by advancing the development of more than 3000 units of supportive housing and relaxing City policies restricting secondary suites.   As a former parole officer and Executive Director of the B.C. Crime Prevention Association, I remain aware of the important role police and community partners play in keeping our communities safe. I successfully fought to increase our police force by over 140 new full-time positions and introduce community crime prevention programs to Vancouver.  Finally, my record of leading major organizations, demonstrates that I can ensure Vancouver operates within a reasonable budget while delivering valuable services, especially through the Olympic period, to keep Vancouver safe, affordable, and vibrant.   Visit me at www.kimcapri.ca.

Contact

Phone: 604-875-8879

E-mail: kcapri@npavancouver.ca

Website: www.kimcapri.ca

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CHOW, George
Vision Vancouver

I was elected Councillor in 2005.

A long-time Vancouver resident and graduate of UBC, I grew up in the Downtown Eastside and worked as a BC Hydro Engineer for 30 years.

I respect citizens’ views. I approach issues with honesty and fairness.

As an outspoken advocate for improving accountability, public consultation, and transparency at City Hall, I introduced several motions regarding campaign finance reform.

I believe citizens should feel safe anywhere in our city and have stood against the ruling NPA to increase patrol officers on our streets.

I voted to preserve our heritage buildings and neighbourhoods. 

I serve as Liaison Councillor to the Musqueam Nation. I strive to reach out to our aboriginal and other communities – a process started when I was president of Chinese Benevolent Association of Vancouver – to help build  a more harmonious and inclusive city.

I am committed to restoring trust and leadership at City Hall.  

Contact

Phone: 604-737-2282

Fax: 604-737-0221

E-mail: info@votevision.ca

Website: www.votevision.ca

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COPELAND, Leanore
NPA

Leanore Copeland is a well-known community advocate who currently serves as both President, False Creek Community Centre Association and Chair, the Association Presidents’ Group, representing all 23 Vancouver community centres.

Leanore Copeland has a notable dedication to community service in both her professional and volunteer pursuits. Her consulting company develops boards of directors and long-term strategic plans, including programs to bring soccer to inner city schools, for such major organizations as the British Columbia Soccer Association. As a volunteer, she has served on boards of directors throughout the city, including Green Thumb Theatre, the Vancouver Chamber Choir and Futsal Canada.

Leanore Copeland has a distinguished career as an educator, an editor, and a marketing and government relations specialist. She served as Senior Policy Advisor to the Minister in Ottawa, managing significant national files, working with all levels of government, and has owned a successful retail business.

Contact

Phone: 604-875-8897

E-mail: lcopeland@npavancouver.ca

Website: www.npavancouver.ca

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DEAL, Heather
Vision Vancouver

Heather Deal is an incumbent Vancouver City Councillor (elected in 2005) and was a Park Board Commissioner from 2002 to 2005, serving as Chair of the Board in 2003.

Heather is a professional biologist, environmental educator and works part-time for the David Suzuki Foundation. Heather sings with the Vancouver Bach Choir and served as President of their board for several terms. She was born in England, raised in Michigan, moved to Vancouver in 1984 and proudly became a Canadian citizen in 1991.

Heather brings her passion for our urban ecosystems, arts and culture and accessibility to City Hall. She sits on the Metro Vancouver Environment and Energy Committee is the liaison to the city's Access and Inclusion Advisory Committee. Heather is also working to address affordability challenges facing all Vancouverites: the homeless, the working poor, students, artists. Heather is an avid cyclist and enjoys camping and gardening.

Contact

Phone: 604-737-2282

Fax: 604-737-0221

E-mail: info@votevision.ca

Website: www.votevision.ca

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DHALIWAL, Kashmir
Vision Vancouver

A prominent community leader in Vancouver, Kashmir Dhaliwal has fostered intercultural exchanges and community involvement throughout the city.

President of the Khalsa Diwan Society 8000 Ross Street, Vancouver. Kashmir has made North America's largest Sikh organization a force for positive change within Vancouver.  From charitable causes, to providing services to immigrants and seniors, to throwing the annual Vaisakhi parade, Kasmir has broadened the community involvement of the temple immeasurably.

Kashmir worked at Silvertree Sawmill from 1986 to 2005, and served as a facilitator with both the IWA and Steelworkers unions until 2006.  Since 2005, Kashmir has been a home builder in the Vancouver area, and a partner in a small recycling business.  He was recently named one of the 100 most influential South Asians in BC by the Vancouver Sun.

Kashmir Dhaliwal is happily married to his wife of 25 years, Balbir Kaur, and has two sons, Vardip and Deepak. 

Contact

Phone: 604-737-2282

Fax: 604-737-0221

E-mail: info@votevision.ca

Website: www.votevision.ca

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GELLER, Michael
NPA

Vancouver faces serious challenges with a lack of affordable housing, the problems of the Downtown Eastside, and the impacts of regional growth.  The city is also not as happy as it used to be. 

Solutions to many of these issues will require thoughtful land use decisions.  As an architect, planner, real estate consultant and adjunct professor with 35 years experience in the public and private sectors, I can bring a knowledgeable and reasoned voice to City Council. 

From my early days with CMHC establishing the False Creek neighbourhood, to my recent work creating UniverCity at SFU, I have learned that exemplary community development requires creative partnerships.

As a member of Council, I commit to working collaboratively with our diverse neighbourhoods, not-for-profit organizations, city staff, and all council colleagues to make the best decisions for our city.  I ask for your support on November 15th.

Contact

Phone: 604-266-6670

Phone: 778-997-9980

Fax: 604-266-6715

E-mail: geller@sfu.ca

E-mail: michaelgeller@shaw.ca

Website: michaelgeller.ca

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GREGSON, Ian
Work Less Party

Ian is an East Vancouver-based community activist, writer and musician and has worked as a volunteer with a number of diverse community groups ranging from Hastings Sunrise Community Police, Greenpeace, and the Vancouver Jazz Festival. Ian is presently working on establishing a community garden in Adanac Park. Ian continues to lend his skills and services to make the community a better place to be. Ian's stand on the 2010 Olympics includes operating the web site at 2010watch.com, a site dedicated to informing its readers of the various negative impacts of the Vancouver Olympics. As a writer, Ian's better known articles on disability issues have appeared in Larry Flynt's "Hustler". Ian, a two time Paralympian, also published a book on the history of disability sports in Canada. Ian manages his band, "Mr. M and The All Nighters", Canada's only Northern Soul tribute band.

Contact

Phone: 604-320-1911

Phone: 604-764-0471

E-mail: iangregson62@gmail.com

Website: www.worklessparty.org

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HOUGHTON, Korina
NPA

Korina has gained valuable municipal experience through her election to the Vancouver Park Board in 2005, and serving as Chair in 2008.  During this period, she has liaised to several community boards and city commissions (Heritage and Planning).  Korina has also chaired the Park Board Planning Committee, and served on the Finance Committee.  

Additionally, Korina currently works for a natural resources consulting firm and is a professional Forester-in-Training.  Previously, she worked in recreation and ecological reserves with National Parks, BC Hydro, and in New Brunswick.  Korina is a lifelong active and healthy living advocate, and is proud to have founded and continue to serve as President of the Foundation of Hope for Children's Hospitals, a volunteer registered charitable organization.

With her municipal, fiscally responsible, and environmental experience, Korina will work to ensure municipal and senior levels of government work together cooperatively to benefit all Vancouverites.

Contact

Phone: 604-875-8897

E-mail: korina@korinahoughton.com

E-mail: khoughton@npavancouver.ca

Website: www.korinahoughton.com

Website: www.npavancouver.ca

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JANG, Kerry
Vision Vancouver

A Professor of Psychiatry at UBC, Kerry Jang is seeking his first term as City Councillor. 

In 2006, Kerry was named “Academic of the Year” by BC Universities for his work developing a simple and effective homeless program for his local neighborhood, and he has also been honoured with the Community Achievement Award from the Province of BC for his work strengthening communities across Vancouver.

He is also currently volunteering with the Mental Health Commission of Canada as a Committee member on the Mental Health and Law Advisory Committee to assist municipalities like Vancouver on issues like policing, corrections, and housing standards for the mentally ill and addicted. 

Kerry is pursuing a seat as City Councillor to help bring the political will, experience and expertise that is needed to tackle our most pressing problems at City Hall. 

Contact

Phone: 604-737-2282

Fax: 604-737-0221

E-mail: info@votevision.ca

Website: www.votevision.ca

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JOHNSON, Lea

Lea asks for your vote as an Independent Councillor for:

• Strengthening economic growth
• Protecting our environment
• Emergency preparedness
• Ending homelessness

He is community activist, an educator, organization behaviour specialist and international expert in human development.

Lea’s work history includes aid, sustainable economic development, energy development, Canadian military where he worked on emergency preparedness, teaching at SFU and UFV and volunteer work in our community.

His community experience includes being a board member of RainCity Housing and Support Society (for people living with mental illness, addictions and other challenges), the Downtown Eastside Task Force, the Vancouver Board of Trade’s Sustainability Committee and Vancouver City’s working group on Emergency Preparedness for the Downtown Eastside.

With engineering and MBA degrees from UBC and SFU, Lea has been a Vancouver resident for more than 30 years. He lives in south Granville with his wife and his four-legged political advisor, Scooter

Contact

Phone: 778-786-1556

Fax: 604-734-5423

E-mail: lea@leajohnson.ca

Website: www.leajohnson.ca

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KADIOGLU, Matt

I am a 38 year-old sales representative for Multiple  Realty Inc. in Vancouver. I am a Civil Engineer also I went to St. Michael`s College, VT USA, where I studied business. I have worked in planning and ODP committees in several different Municipalities. I have experience in Development and Zoning.  I am also currently Director for Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver. I have spent a great deal of time in Asia.
I can speak English, Japanese, Turkish and Basic Chinese.

Had I been elected for the councillor job I would be able to work towards

• Reduction in zoning laws and building permits: to create more affluent innovative communities.
• Increase the use of non official  languages of choice, anywhere in Vancouver within the city to reflect the changing demographics.
• Try to reduce the property tax and create other avenues for the city to increase revenue, by encouraging more permits.

Contact

Phone: 778-883-5225

Fax: 604-987-8794

E-mail: bicconsulting@yahoo.ca

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LAFERRIERE, Audrey Jane

I want to be elected so I can do everything possible to make sure that no one lives, sleeps, gets sick or die on our street.  Minimalist shelters should be an essential service separate from affordable/social housing.

The City is wrong in its resolve to wait until the underlying reasons for homelessness are solved (see Homeless Action Plan).  For twenty years I have been told that we need permanent solutions not temporary ones.  Waiting has accomplished little.  Until the voters tell the City to provide more shelters, the street homeless will languish.

City-owned 142 Water/Cordova (old Storyeum site) has been vacant since 2006.

See blog: http://voiceofgoneballistic.blogspot.com

Simon Fraser University (B.Comm)
Former Director Hastings Sunrise Community Policing Centre
Former Director Commercial Drive BIA
Former small business owner
Member DERA
Member Anti Poverty Committee
Member Carnegie Community Center
Survey of 5000 residents wanting the street homeless sheltered

Contact

Phone: 778-329-1250

E-mail: audreylaferriere@yahoo.ca

Website: www.voiceofgoneballistic.blogspot.com

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LEE, David
NPA

David Lee will bring 35 years of banking experience, including terms as the Head of Asian Market and Senior Vice President of HSBC Bank Canada, to Vancouver City Hall.

Along with training in Accounting from Sydney Technical College in Sydney, Australia, David Lee has also been awarded a Fellowship from the Institute of Canadian Bankers.  He has also augmented his financial experience with licenses from both the Real Estate Council of Ontario and the Real Estate Council of British Columbia.  Mr. Lee is fluent in four different  languages: English, Cantonese, Mandarin and Shanghaiese.

Over the decades, David Lee has given his full commitment in community services to the as a former president at the Hong Kong Merchant’s Association of Vancouver and as a Vice-Chair at S.U.C.C.E.S.S..  Recently, David Lee was the Executive Director of the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver.

Contact

Phone: 604-875-8897

E-mail: dlee@npavancouver.ca

Website: www.npavancouver.ca

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LOUIE, Raymond P.
Vision Vancouver

Elected to Vancouver City Council in 2002 and 2005, Raymond has worked tirelessly to bring the will of his constituents to City Hall.

Over the past six years, he has successfully fought for better transportation options, more affordable housing, and improved safety and security for people living in Vancouver. He has also served on the boards of both TransLink and Metro Vancouver.

His vision is to help create a Vancouver where new opportunities to learn, succeed and thrive are available to all. As a champion of communities, an expert in civic issues, and a fierce advocate for those that have been forgotten and ignored by the current NPA administration, he is working to ensure that this vision becomes a reality.

Raymond was born and raised in east Vancouver, where he lives with his wife Tonya and their three children.

Contact

Phone: 604-802-8769

E-mail: Raymond@votevision.ca

Website: www.votevision.ca

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MEGGS, Geoff
Vision Vancouver

Vancouver needs strong leadership to tackle problems like homelessness, and the high cost of housing, which is dislocating renters and putting home ownership out of reach for a majority of our citizens.

We need action on transportation, to reduce gridlock and end the shortage of buses.
We need a strong Vision Vancouver council team committed to ending homelessness, making our city the greenest in the world and unleashing our creative and business sectors.

I believe I can make an important contribution that council, just as I did as a member of Mayor Larry Campbell’s team. Real solutions come when everyone – business, labour, the community – works together. I am committed to balance of idealism and pragmatism to get things done.

I’m an award-winning journalist whose career has combined community and social activism with senior positions in government and the labour movement. On Nov. 15, vote Vision.

Contact

Phone: 604-737-2282

Fax: 604-737-0221

E-mail: info@votevision.ca

Website: www.votevision.ca

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ORACLE, Bud

I have children and grandchildren, a degree in the Environmental sciences, and a varied work history. I'm living a green lifestyle including working as a handyman from my bicycle. I am a former soaring pilot.

Being a product of the sixties, I have some unique ideas on many things, like off-leash sharing of empty park space, the issues surrounding police accountability, and the crime caused by prohibition are also critical to me.

If you read my short stories, articles and listen to my podcasts, you will get a feel for who I am. Being a natural story teller, I love to write and express myself. As well as having a sense of humor, I'm honest, sincere, and have a real concern for my neighbors. I am not hiding a thing.

Turn out to vote for real change please, an independent, Bud Oracle.

Contact

Phone: 778-329-6043

E-mail: bud.oracle@shaw.ca

Website: www.budoracle.blogspot.com

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REIMER, Andrea
Vision Vancouver

In 2002 I was elected to the Vancouver School Board, the first for the Green Party in Canada. With teamwork, our board created needed change: restoring provincial funding, getting junk food out of schools, and raising expectations for public schools.

It’s time for change at City Hall. That’s why I joined Vision Vancouver to support Gregor Robertson and why I’m running for council.

I’ve worked with many movements for change including serving as Executive Director, Wilderness Committee; President, Canadian Women’s Voters Congress; Vice-Chair, Farmer’s Market Society; President, CCEC Credit Union; and one of a handful of Canadians selected to join Al Gore’s Climate Project.

But in 20 years of community service, nothing compares to the people-powered movement behind Gregor Robertson. Its proof we can end homelessness, create strong neighbourhoods, and become earth’s greenest city.

On November 15, vote Vision. Together we can restore leadership, action and vision to City Hall.

Contact

Phone: 604-737-2282

Fax: 604-737-0221

E-mail: info@votevision.ca

Website: www.votevision.ca

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SHAW, Chris
Work Less Party (North Vancouver)

Chris Shaw is well known in Vancouver for anti-Olympic activism and is the current spokesperson for 2010 Watch and the Work Less Party. Chris is also the current policy and media analyst for the Work Less Party, mirroring a role he previously held in the provincial Green Party from 2003 to 2005. He is the author of Five Ring Circus: Myths and Realities of the Olympic Games, recently published by New Society Publishers. Chris is a professor of Opthalmology with cross appointments to the Department of Experimental Medicine and the Graduate Program in Neuroscience at the University of British Columbia. His primary research focus is on the causes and early stages of neurological diseases such as ALS, Parkinson's, and Alzheimer's. Chris has two children, a son, 18, in university and a daughter, 5, now in kindergarten. His concern for their future has dictated his decision to run for City Council.

Contact

Phone: 604-875-4111 (68373)

Fax: 604-875-4376

E-mail: cashawlab@gmail.com

Website: www.worklessparty.org

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SIDHU, Daljit S.
NPA

Daljit Singh Sidhu is the former President and founder of the Punjabi Market Association of BC.  He was recently recognized by the Vancouver Sun as one of 100 influential South Asians making a difference in British Columbia. 

Sidhu is a director of the Insurance Broker Association of BC and the Khalsa Diwan Society of BC.  He is Vice President of the Punjab University Alumni Association, and a Director of Vancouver South Neighborhood House.  In the past, he has been involved with the Canada Place Corporation, the National Small Business Advisory Committee of the Canada Custom and Revenues Agency, the City of Vancouver’s Small Business Task Force and Fire and Rescue Advisory Committee, the Indo-Canadian Fundraising Committee for Cancer Awareness, the South Vancouver Community Policing Committee, and the Diwali Steering Committee.

Daljit holds a Bachelor of Arts.

Contact

Phone: 604-875-8879

E-mail: dsidhu@npavancouver.ca

Website: npavancouver.ca

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STEVENSON, Tim
Vision Vancouver

Tim was first elected to City Council alongside Mayor Larry Campbell in 2002 and has spent his career pursuing the values of equality and justice. 

His unwavering commitment to public service has spanned through a range of front line work including volunteering at the Downtown East Side's First United Church, becoming Canada's first openly gay Minister, monitoring human rights overseas, and serving in public office as a BC Cabinet Minister and a City Councillor.

By working to protect renters in the city, expand homeless outreach programs, and his commitment to creating a social housing legacy for the Olympic Games, Tim has proved to be a passionate advocate for change.  He has also worked with the Vision team towards eliminating plastic bags throughout the city and banning bottled water from municipal facilities.

Tim is seeking a third term as councilor to continue the fight for equality and justice for all.

Contact

Phone: 604-737-2282

Fax: 604-737-0221

E-mail: info@votevision.ca

Website: www.votevision.ca

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TRAMUTOLA, Geri
Work Less Party (Burnaby)

I’ve been an active volunteer in the arts community, an environmental activist, bike rider/transit user and a former resident of Chinatown.  I believe that our city leaders, past and present, have failed to address the true needs of a large segment of the citizens of Vancouver.

In the last few years, a small minority has benefited immensely, while conditions for the average working person have become more difficult.

It’s time to work together to create a city that can function well in a post ‘cheap-oil’ economy; one that pays attention to food security and ecological sustainability.

Other top priorities include: permanent housing for the homeless; seeing drug addiction as a health issue, not a criminal one; city-wide compost collection; streets reserved for bikes and transit; better policies for artists/community event organizers, with priority to the construction of housing co-ops and affordable housing.
“Work Less, Waste Less, Live More”

Contact

Phone: 778-840-4374

E-mail: gtram1@gmail.com

Website: www.worklessparty.org

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WANSLEEBEN, Steve

I work in credit and collections management. I negotiate and mediate daily to resolve financial collection problems and disputes.

This experience, I believe, is partially why I am qualified to take on the challenges of helping you administer and develop this city we all love.

Today, Vancouver needs local ideas for local issues:

• Lower the civic voting age to 16 to give younger people responsibility and influence in society, helping to reduce homelessness and addiction.
• City councillors must spend time in our community centres; to listen and respond to neighbourhood, individual and community concerns.
• Develop plans to reduce property taxes for both residents and businesses by eliminating unnecessary regulation at city hall and keeping city council focused on civic responsibilities.
• Use our city zoning and licensing powers to encourage affordable market and rental housing.

Participate with me as your personal choice for City Councillor.

Contact:

Phone: 778-839-1867

E-mail: hello@stevevbc.ca

Website: www.stevevbc.ca

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WENDYTHIRTEEN

VOTE ACTIVIST, AND INDEPENDENT!!

Contact

Phone: 604-764-7865

E-mail: wendythirteen@telus.net

Website: www.wendythirteen.com

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WISDOM, Timothy
Work Less Party

Timothy Wisdom dreams of a futuristic Vancouver where people live side by side with nature, where art and culture thrive amongst the citizens, and where someone can actually order a pizza for delivery at 2am.  As one of Vancouver’s most prolific entertainers, Timothy has been relentlessly promoting the arts in Vancouver.  It’s an uphill struggle due to this city’s limitations on venue curfews, absurd bylaws prohibiting dancing, and living expenses that few artists can afford.  Timothy’s goal is to make Vancouver fun.  This is a world class city and it’s time our artistic scene came to fruition.  As your future city councillor, Timothy will act as a voice for the arts and a force to push Vancouver towards the image of a true global city – one where creativity thrives and collaborations prevail.  If you’re unsatisfied with the cultural atmosphere in this town, help Timothy and make the change.

Contact

E-mail: timothy@timothywisdom.com

Website: www.timothywisdom.com

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WONG, Kanman
NPA

Kanman has demonstrated his commitment to his community by being involved in community centres, various educational advisory groups as well as being a commentator  on AM1320.

Kanman has a UBC science degree and a BCIT diploma and has worked widely in the computer field for two decades.  Kanman has taught and is currently with UBC Bookstore.

Kanman is committed to increased transparency and inclusiveness in the political process.   Kanman is especially concerned about equitable taxation.  He firmly believes in the value of education and feels strongly about helping our young people to avoid a drug and gangster lifestyle.    Kanman shares the dream of all Vancouverites:  to make our city the best city to live in.  He believes that through collaboration with all levels of government and between all communities that this objective can be attained and together we can build a safe, healthy and culturally rich city.

Contact

Phone: 604-875-8897

E-mail: kwong@npavancouver.ca

Website: www.npavancouver.ca

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WOODSWORTH, Ellen
COPE

I am asking for your support as one of the COPE, Vision & Green candidates to return progressive government to Vancouver.

I have shown leadership in issues like housing, climate change, gender and creating a civil society - for all Vancouverites. I believe in safe, strong, diverse neighbourhoods and support local businesses. I advocate for affordable public transit and oppose the Gateway Project. While on City Council (2002-2005), I was Vice-Chair of the Finance Committee and representative to the Union of BC Municipalities and the Lower Mainland Treaty Advisory Committee. I sat on the Food Policy, Women’s and Creative Cities Task Forces and was Council representative to the Seniors and Youth Advisory Committees. I am an accomplished community developer committed to economic equality, social justice and environmentally sound planning that will make Vancouver a world-class city. 

Help your COPE, Vision & Green candidates create a Vancouver for Everyone.

Contact

Phone: 604-255-0400

E-mail: cope@cope.bc.ca

Website: www.cope.bc.ca

Website: www.ellenwoodsworth.com

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