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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“Survivor Safety Is Public Safety – OneCity will create a Survivor Safety Program to protect survivors of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) with low-barrier frontline services, and community-led roundtables to identify gaps and improve outcomes so no one falls through the cracks.”
“Sustainability and Climate Office: Return a standalone climate office to City Hall.”
“Swimming Pool Renewal: Renew Vancouver Aquatic Centre, Kitsilano, Kerrisdale, and Britannia pools, plus a new 50 m pool at Hastings or Kensington.”
“Tax mansions to end homelessness.”
“That’s why OneCity will bring back the Industry Commissioner to attract, engage, and deliver investment on industrial lands, supporting businesses hit by the US trade war and driving broader economic growth.”
“The Peoples’ Builder – OneCity will construct 4,000 affordable homes on city-owned land, leveraging federal funding, innovative construction methods, and reinvestment for ongoing benefit.”
“Then we’ll publish a public, neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood mobility report card, so Vancouverites can see exactly where your investments go.”
“These spaces are critical to our community, and in the case of the Britannia VPL branch, we’ll expand and build around it according to our One Britannia plan, so it’s not just a library, but a community hub.”
“This means that we will end the practice of forcing some areas to grow and preventing any change in others, and we will allow every neighbourhood to become vibrant, thriving, unique neighbourhoods according to what actually makes sense.”
“Trades and Clean Energy Pathways: Build apprenticeship links and career pathways in key sectors.”
“Upgrade playgrounds and parks where children play with a focus on neighbourhoods that are being left behind.”
“Vision Zero Rapid Response Fund – OneCity will dedicate funding to proactively identify and immediately address street safety issues according to historical data and evidence.”
“We will deliver a historic $400 million capital allocation for community centres, supporting new centres and major renovations across the city.”
“We will introduce a no-net-loss test requiring replacement or relocation support when redevelopment displaces cultural and queer spaces.”
“We will remove paid parking at Jericho”
“We’ll act on the BC Coroner’s report on this issue, fund practical support for survivors, and coordinate local systems so no one is left to navigate fragmented services in a crisis.”
“We’ll adopt a citywide Transit Signal Priority System, so buses get the VIP pass at stoplights they deserve.”
“We’ll also add a Play Street designation so your kids can play for a few hours on your street and your family can safely celebrate occasions like Diwali and Halloween.”
“We’ll also ensure that the new Crisis Response, Community Led (CRCL) teams in Vancouver are included in the crisis response system so we turn several services into one access and triage system with specialized response options.”
“We’ll also rezone and streamline permitting so the Northeast False Creek area can actually be built on.”
“We’ll bring back the proposed 30 km/h and 40 km/h speed reductions on major streets, starting with downtown, busy shopping streets, school and park frontages, and high-injury corridors.”
“We’ll build a connected, safe Vancouver where walking, rolling, and riding are easy, safe choices for everyone.””
“We’ll build a website that matches prospective short-term commercial tenants with chronically vacant storefronts they can actually afford.”