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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“11% Road Reclamation: Convert at least 11% of streets to community use.”
“A New Business & Investment Office – We'll build a new Business & Investment Office (BIO) while working to reform, fund, and stabilize the regional Invest Vancouver so that Vancouver’s new BIO will have a partner they can count on.”
“A New One-Stop Small Business Shop – We'll build a one-stop-shop for entrepreneurs to meet regulatory requirements and access programs, so they can follow their dreams.”
“A Nuanced and Cautious Approach to AI in Schools – OneCity will adopt a learner-centered harm reduction approach to AI that recognizes the opportunities and true risks of using AI at a young age.”
“A Solar-Powered City – OneCity will launch a Public Rooftop Solar and Community Energy”
“A Third Spaces Revival – OneCity will make Vancouver Public Library the anchor of a citywide third-space revival with two new libraries, renewing three aging branches, expanded community programming, and fund the VPL’s Facilities Master Plan so that every neighbourhood has access to community programming and learning.”
“ABC Vancouver will establish a “Three Strikes and You’re Out” accountability framework for supportive housing operators.”
“Add New Green Spaces: Buy land in dense areas through a park acquisition levy.”
“Adopt recommendations from the BC Human Rights Commission to respond to and fight racism in schools.”
“Allow larger courtyard buildings up to four storeys between two structures on a single lot.”
“An Independent Vancouver Arts and Culture Council – We’ll create an independent, sector-led agency governed by a board with arts, culture, equity, and Indigenous expertise.”
“And we’ll also launch a voluntary “Privacy-First Vancouver” certification for other businesses, like shops and restaurants, that commit to no covert recording and give them the tools to tell their customers so you can make informed choices about where you spend your time and money.”
“Appoint a team to deliver an Affordability Audit for Vancouver, that outlines the places where people’s cost of living is growing, and where the city can use its power to lower costs, and to set new targets and a path to a more affordable city.”
“Ban Smart Glasses in Public Spaces – OneCity will establish notification requirements for sensitive business classes, launch a voluntary “privacy first” certification, and update bylaws to ban wearable recording devices in pools, washrooms, and other public spaces.”
“Ban open-air hard drug use in public spaces”
“Ban private entities from collecting profits from the use of public amenities such as tennis courts and fields, and oppose sharing agreements for public amenities that limit participation based on the ability to pay.”
“Ban the revolving door between industry and government.”
“Ban “hostile architecture” in public space, including transit hubs and community centres.”
“Better Life-Saving Support – We will follow an evidence-based, Four Pillars response to our drug poisoning emergency by expanding voluntary treatment and recovery programs, crisis response, and public education about substance use.”
“Better Roads, Safer Streets: Fix potholes and markings, with accessibility built in.”
“Bring back Vancouver’s slashed climate programs.”
“Bring back swimming during the school day.”