Councillor Rebecca Bligh

About Councillor Bligh

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  Biography

  Councillor Rebecca Bligh started her adult life as a young, single mom and it is here she found her voice in the face of adversity. At the age of 20, she took a job offer with a small security business in Kerrisdale. Not only did she learn how to maximize her daughter’s nap time, she learned what it really means to be committed and follow through. Her early years as a single mom raising a family in Vancouver gave her grit, and built resilience and drive.

  Professionally, Councillor Bligh facilitates programs centered around communication and leadership development. She is a passionate supporter of families, education, and the environment. Councillor Bligh has spent time in Africa working on sustainable leadership programs by partnering with NGOs in the education and ecological conservation sectors. She is a founder of a local fundraiser SwingIt24. The event has brought together more than 200 participants and volunteers in the past three years. With the support of local businesses and sponsors, SwingIt24 has raised over $40,000 to fund leadership training in both education and conservation foundations in Mozambique and Ethiopia.

  Locally, Councillor Bligh is an activator and leader in her community. Ongoing, she volunteers in the kitchen and provides pro-bono coaching and executive development for the Dr. Peter Centre and Dr. Peter Aids Foundation.

  If it weren’t for a local small business taking a chance on her, the future could have been quite different. Now, with an adult daughter and teenage son, it’s time for Councillor Bligh to give back and build solutions to serve Vancouver residents.

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  Advisory boards and committees

  City advisory boards and committees

  • Council liaison, Children, Youth, and Families Advisory Committee
  • Council liaison, Vancouver Food Policy Council
  • Council liaison, Women's Advisory Committee

  Regional, provincial, national, and international bodies

  • Director, Metro Vancouver External website, opens in new tab
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  Financial disclosure

  Annual financial disclosure statements are submitted each year on January 15 by the incumbent mayor and councillors pursuant to the BC Financial Disclosure Act External website, opens in new tab.

  View Councillor Bligh's financial disclosure statements:

  • 2023 financial disclosure statement PDF file (535 KB)
  • 2022 financial disclosure statement PDF file (1.7 MB)
  • 2021 financial disclosure statement PDF file (331 KB)
  • 2020 financial disclosure statement PDF file (197 KB)
  • 2019 financial disclosure statement PDF file (1.5 MB)
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  Calendars

  2022

  • December 2022 PDF file (2.1 MB)
  • November 2022 PDF file (2.3 MB)
  • October 2022 PDF file (1.5 MB)
  • September 2022 PDF file (2 MB)
  • August 2022 PDF file (1.5 MB)
  • July 2022 PDF file (2.4 MB)
  • June 2022 PDF file (2.6 MB)
  • May 2022 PDF file (2.3 MB)
  • April 2022 PDF file (7 MB)
  • March 2022 PDF file (2.2 MB)
  • February 2022 PDF file (2 MB)
  • January 2022 PDF file (1.4 MB)

  2021

  • December 2021 PDF file (1.4 MB)
  • November 2021 PDF file (2 MB)
  • October 2021 PDF file (200 KB)
  • September 2021 PDF file (809 KB)
  • August 2021 PDF file (791 KB)
  • July 2021 PDF file (796 KB)
  • June 2021 PDF file (849 KB)
  • May 2021 PDF file (825 KB)
  • April 2021 PDF file (2 MB)
  • March 2021 PDF file (3 MB)
  • February 2021 PDF file (4 MB)
  • January 2021 PDF file (2 MB)

  2020

  • December 2020 PDF file (2 MB)
  • November 2020 PDF file (2 MB)
  • October 2020 PDF file (2 MB)
  • September 2020 PDF file (3 MB)
  • August 2020 PDF file (3 MB)
  • July 2020 PDF file (3 MB)
  • June 2020 PDF file (3 MB)
  • May 2020 PDF file (3 MB)
  • April 2020 PDF file (3 MB)
  • March 2020 PDF file (3 MB)
  • February 2020 PDF file (2 MB)
  • January 2020 PDF file (353 KB)

  2019

  • December 2019 PDF file (5.4 MB)
  • November 2019 PDF file (1.7 MB)
  • October 2019 PDF file (3.2 MB)