Leading Richmond Forward

Our Platform

Practical commitments for a safer, stronger, more accountable Richmond.

Public Safety & Drug Policy

Oppose supervised injection sites and unsafe social experiments near homes, schools, and community centres.
Invest in drug prevention education for youth, in partnership with schools and parents.
Restore accountability in our streets and neighbourhoods, and support community policing that builds trust.
Demand transparency and genuine consultation before any facility that affects community safety is approved.

Housing Done Right

We are not against housing — we are for the right housing, with proper planning, oversight, and safeguards.
Require open houses and real public consultation before major housing projects are approved.
Protect property rights and stand with homeowners, as we did during the Cowichan land title dispute.
Cut permitting delays and red tape that make building and renovating in Richmond slow and costly.

A Local Economy That Works

Support small businesses facing high costs and heavy regulation.
Safeguard taxpayers' dollars with rigorous fiscal oversight — our team includes CPAs and audit-committee veterans.
Keep Richmond competitive so families and entrepreneurs can build their future here.

Education That Puts Students First

Safe, welcoming, bully-free schools focused on academic excellence.
Substance-use awareness and prevention programs in the Richmond School District.
Meaningful parent consultation before major policy changes — including school re-naming decisions.
Advocate for adequate funding of public education and student mental health.

Accountable, Transparent Government

Decisions made with residents, not imposed on them.
Regular town halls and forums connecting voters with their representatives.
Support engagement among immigrant communities with multilingual outreach — in English and Chinese.
Publish clear information so residents can hold elected officials to account.

Tell us what matters to you

Our platform grows out of what residents have told us at forums, door-knocks, and town halls. Have a priority we should hear about?

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