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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“Implement the Auditor General’s 10 Recommendations in their 2026 Land Sales Audit to prevent botched land deals that cost the city millions.”
“In addition to restoring the ban on gas in new buildings, we’ll restore the zero-emissions heating requirement for new low-rise buildings that was in place from January 2022 until ABC rolled it back.”
“Inclusionary Zoning: Require affordable homes on-site or in-lieu from large developments.”
“Increase 24/7 accessible public washrooms with permanent infrastructure and sanitation stations across the city.”
“Introduce Water Meters – We’ll introduce water meters to measure water use and show which areas need more infrastructure.”
“Introduce a Buy Vancouver policy to encourage and promote the development of sustainable circular economic systems in Vancouver and the lower mainland, prioritize local producers for city procurement, build resilience against US tariffs and create jobs.”
“Invest in a covered pickleball facility: We will create year-round public pickleball courts to meet growing demand and give Vancouverites more opportunities to play.”
“Lock in Long-Term Funding – We’ll turn VPL’s Facilities Master Plan into a public, funded, 10-year capital commitment.”
“MMIWG2S+ and Sex Worker Safety: Restore Sex Worker Safety Coordinator funding and support MMIWG2S+ Calls for Justice.”
“Make It Easier for Small Business: Cut red tape and create a single point of contact at City Hall.”
“Making Waterhogs Pay – We'll introduce water meters to lower utility costs for average Vancouverites and make big users of water, like mansion owners, pay their fair share.”
“Move to Remove Invasive Species: Ban invasive plant sales and help gardeners remove them.”
“Naturalized Fountains: Convert historic fountains to circulating or low-volume water features.”
“Older Persons Planner: Reinstate the role championing seniors' needs.”
“OneCity will actually implement Vancouver’s Four Pillars approach through an evidence-based response to our drug poisoning emergency.”
“OneCity will adopt a Public Services Protection Test before the City cuts, contracts out, privatizes, or reduces any municipal service.”
“OneCity will also build a sustainable city that’s resilient to the increasingly volatile climate and energy sector by making it easier to choose green energy and protecting vulnerable residents from extreme weather.”
“OneCity will create a Community Choice Fund that gives residents, neighbourhoods, and community organizations direct access to funding for the local projects they want to see.”
“OneCity will create a Survivor Safety Program so the City actually acts to prevent this violence.”
“OneCity will create a citywide plan to monitor water and stormwater use.”
“OneCity will create a new Business & Investment Office (BIO), funded at $3 million.”
“OneCity will create a new Office of Direct Community Engagement that deploys city staff directly into communities for policy, planning, and resourcing decisions.”
“OneCity will create a tiered microgrant system to help start, scale, and secure built-in-Vancouver businesses.”
“OneCity will enact proven strategies to reduce homelessness and care for our neighbours”
“OneCity will establish Buy Vancouver First, a three-year procurement pilot to make sure City tax dollars prioritize buying goods and services in Vancouver and supporting businesses and good jobs across British Columbia and Canada.”