Promises
Promises and the votes behind them
Each promise is quoted word for word from the party's or candidate's own published platform. Its status is calculated from reviewed links to recorded votes.
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Promises
Each promise is quoted word for word from the party's or candidate's own published platform. Its status is calculated from reviewed links to recorded votes.
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“Establish AI governance policies for managers, staff, and elected officials to ensure that public data and data about citizens is never used to train AI or LLM systems owned by tech billionaires, and ensure that any partnerships the city enters into with external companies protect the integrity and privacy of personal data.”
“Establish a Punjabi Gate in Sunset: We will create a landmark celebrating the contributions of Vancouver’s Punjabi and South Asian communities and their lasting impact on South Vancouver and the city.”
“Establish a public grocery pilot project to provide affordable groceries in neighbourhoods with the most need.”
“Establish a “Democracy Dollars” program to even the playing field and allow poor and middle-income people to have a bigger influence on politics, inspired by a similar program in Seattle, WA.”
“Establish community safety programs to steward protests and community events with public safety captains, without inflating VPD budgets with overtime and overpolicing.”
“Establish drop-in spaces at community centres and schools so parents can access affordable, safe, and reliable childcare in public spaces.”
“Expand library hours to be open 7 days a week, and give libraries the support they’re asking for, including funding for mental health workers, and better working conditions.”
“Fast-track affordable and supportive housing.”
“Finally, OneCity will connect Chinatown Plaza’s investment to the City’s broader Chinatown efforts, like the 2012 Chinatown neighbourhood plan and revitalization strategy, the Chinatown”
“Finally, we will create youth employment grants for organizations that can provide meaningful paid work but cannot absorb the full cost of hiring, including non-profits, BIAs, neighbourhood houses, food security organizations, childcare providers, and community groups.”
“Finish the Vancouver Plan – OneCity will finish the job of actually planning for our city that ABC couldn’t.”
“Fire and rescue services across the country, including in Vancouver, have been asking for national action on lithium-ion battery fires, and OneCity will move decisively to address this deadly issue.”
“Fix The Budget & Make Your Vote Matter These seven pillars are underpinned by our collective commitment to continue the work already unanimously adopted by the City of Vancouver to implement the UNDRIP Action Plan.”
“Fix the ways that the bureaucracy is broken, by reviewing service and systems performance, patron experience, staff climate, and bringing more voices to the table to transform the City.”
“Food/Farmers Market Strategy: Reinstate food policy planning and a citywide market strategy.”
“Four Floors and Corner Stores – OneCity will end Vancouver’s apartment ban and allow four floors and corner stores in every neighbourhood, and 6 floors near city centres and where local neighbourhood conditions support it.”
“Give Young People Their First Good Job – OneCity will create a good-paying youth-only job program so young people can get their foot in the door, get meaningful experience, and launch careers that will allow them to stay in Vancouver long-term.”
“Give police a streamlined tool to seize hard drugs: We will allow police to seize hard drugs being used in public and issue a bylaw ticket.”
“Grow the Canopy, Cool the City – We’ll bring urban heat down by updating the Urban Forest Strategy with an ambitious goal: tree canopy covering at least 40% of the city by 2050 or sooner.”
“Here’s how we’ll get there: Expand the Tenant Relocation and Protection Policy (TRPP) – We’ll extend enhanced protections that currently only apply to the Broadway Plan citywide, and cut the time you must live in a home to qualify from one year to six months.”
“Housing Near Services – OneCity will allow mid-size apartments close to services and high-streets like Main and 4th Ave, so businesses have more customers and more people have easy access to the shops, restaurants, and services they need.”
“Identify and crack down on violations of public trust.”
“Identify policy and enforcement gaps;”