Today I had the opportunity to spend time at the Lunar Festival in Burnaby Heights, and it was a powerful reminder of what makes our city special. Burnaby is built on community pride. You see it in the families who come out together, the children proudly wearing traditional clothing, and the neighbours who stop to talk and reconnect. Events like this bring people together across generations and cultures in a way that strengthens the fabric of our city. The Burnaby Heights bus

Last week, I attended the Volunteer Appreciation event hosted by the City of Burnaby — not as a candidate, but as a volunteer. For years, I’ve volunteered my time in Burnaby because that’s how strong communities actually work. Not through speeches. Not through promises. Through people showing up, consistently, and doing the work that doesn’t make headlines. Volunteers are the quiet backbone of this city. They’re the ones helping neighbours, supporting programs, filling gaps,

My Vision for Burnaby Burnaby is at a turning point. How we respond to growth today will shape affordability, mobility, and quality of life for years to come. These four priorities reflect where I believe City Council needs to focus now. 1. Affordable Housing Burnaby needs housing options that reflect real incomes. I will advocate for: Incentives that encourage the development of affordable housing Support for community land trusts and non-profit housing initiatives Zoning po