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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Jurisdiction: Jurisdiction: Vancouver City Council. Topic: Budget and taxesStatus: No linked votes yetClear filters
“Add New Green Spaces: Buy land in dense areas through a park acquisition levy.”
“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.”
“Cracking Down on Tax Dodgers – End the tax write offs for owners who turn their approved development lands into parks and gardens, and don’t build.”
“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.”
“Implement the Auditor General’s 10 Recommendations in their 2026 Land Sales Audit to prevent botched land deals that cost the city millions.”
“OneCity will introduce additional Citylevel requirements to stop approved development lands from dodging taxes by doing nothing with it.”
“Plain-Language Budgets: Publish budgets and audited financials families can understand.”
“Rebuild the Vancouver Aquatic Centre: We will rebuild the Vancouver Aquatic Centre with a 50-metre pool within the current budget allocated.”
“Review School Fees: Identify costs that keep students from fully participating.”
“Show the Shortfall: Publish clear estimates of the gap between provincial funding and the cost of existing services.”
“We’ll publish the budget in plain language, with line-by-line accountability, ending ABC’s opaque budget strategy and ensuring that residents can see and understand how public funds are being allocated.”