Burnaby local election
Who is on the ballot in Burnaby. ClearVote is nonpartisan: the lists below are the province's official candidate lists, shown in alphabetical order with no endorsements.
Candidate list from BC Local Elections, last updated October 11, 2026 12:10 pm. Voting places and advance voting dates differ by municipality, so check the official site above.
Mayor
1 to be electedThe mayor is elected by voters across the whole municipality. 6 candidates, listed in the order shown by the province (alphabetical by surname).
- Michaelangelo A BCRobinhood (Yusuf Kaplan)
No campaign website listed.
- Sabina Hsu (Sabina Y Hsu)
No campaign website listed.
- Mike Hurley (Michael Hurley)
Stated priorities
- Build 1,000 new affordable rental homes through the Burnaby Housing Authority.
- Press the province to return residential zoning decisions to municipalities.
- Speed up permitting for new home construction.
- Finish the Burnaby Lake, Cameron and Brentwood community centre projects.
- Expand the Burnaby Mountain wildfire early-warning system to two more parks.
- Complete the expansion of the Burnaby RCMP detachment.
- Keep property taxes at or below the regional annual average.
- Keep Burnaby debt free.
Summarized from their official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Bill Petrovas
No campaign website listed.
- Hanzhi Wang
Stated priorities
- Phase out Development and Amenity Cost Charges on new housing units.
- Create a progressive property tax system where wealthier landowners pay more.
- Streamline permitting for medium-density housing under Bill 44.
- Allow more commercial and mixed-use zoning in residential areas.
- Fast-track childcare rezoning and increase funding for city-run daycares.
- Make school lunches free in every school.
- Upgrade all major cycling routes to All Ages and Abilities standards.
Summarized from their official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Heymann Yip
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Burnaby First slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the books on major capital projects, reviewing budgets and spending line by line.
- Commission independent peer reviews of major projects, comparing costs with other municipalities.
- Hire more police officers to narrow the gap with the national residents-per-officer benchmark.
- Pause approval of new low-barrier supportive housing until engagement and feasibility studies are complete.
- Set no-illicit-drugs and no-weapons rules in supportive housing, with enforcement.
- Reconsider the low-barrier shelter at 3020 Gilmore Diversion.
- Protect and maintain parks and trails, including the Velodrome Trail, and remove encampment garbage.
- Hold regular town halls and add a public question period at Council meetings.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
Councillor
8 to be electedCouncillors sit on council with the mayor. Voters choose up to 8. 42 candidates, listed in the order shown by the province (alphabetical by surname).
- Akmal Bazarov (Akmal Bazarov)
No campaign website listed.
- Natalia Bember
No campaign website listed.
- Jessica Cai (Zhongyun Cai)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Restore Burnaby Alliance slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Oppose open, supervised or concealed consumption of hard drugs in Burnaby.
- Prohibit incompatible facilities from being located within residential areas.
- Oppose ongoing property tax increases.
- Support affordable housing for lower-income families.
- Adopt a comprehensive economic strategy to attract investment and entrepreneurs.
- Oppose municipally run, taxpayer-funded daycares competing with independent childcare providers.
- Support medical coverage for seniors and low-income families.
- Establish community-based Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture clinics.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Neil Chapman (Neil David Chapman)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Restore Burnaby Alliance slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Oppose open, supervised or concealed consumption of hard drugs in Burnaby.
- Prohibit incompatible facilities from being located within residential areas.
- Oppose ongoing property tax increases.
- Support affordable housing for lower-income families.
- Adopt a comprehensive economic strategy to attract investment and entrepreneurs.
- Oppose municipally run, taxpayer-funded daycares competing with independent childcare providers.
- Support medical coverage for seniors and low-income families.
- Establish community-based Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture clinics.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Allen Chen
No campaign website listed.
- Daniel Chen (Daniel KT Chen)
Stated priorities
- Sound planning and fiscal responsibility from local government.
- Limit property tax and rental increases on residents and businesses.
- Address congested streets, neighbourhood tension and green space loss from rapid development.
- Provide quality facilities for families raising children.
- Improve affordability for young adults.
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- Daniel Cheung (Daniel Kit-Shing Cheung)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Restore Burnaby Alliance slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Oppose open, supervised or concealed consumption of hard drugs in Burnaby.
- Prohibit incompatible facilities from being located within residential areas.
- Oppose ongoing property tax increases.
- Support affordable housing for lower-income families.
- Adopt a comprehensive economic strategy to attract investment and entrepreneurs.
- Oppose municipally run, taxpayer-funded daycares competing with independent childcare providers.
- Support medical coverage for seniors and low-income families.
- Establish community-based Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture clinics.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Larry Chin (Larry Kin Fah Chin)
Stated priorities
- Seek provincial reaffirmation of the commitment to the Burnaby hospital expansion.
- Advocate for zoning that brings primary care and clinics into neighbourhoods.
- Work with TransLink to expand transit service and increase frequency.
- Add continuous walking and cycling paths across the city.
- Improve north-south road connections between neighbourhoods and Town Centres.
- Build a 15-minute Burnaby where daily needs are a 15-minute walk or bike away.
- Improve street safety with better lighting, crosswalks, wider sidewalks and traffic calming near schools.
- Press the province to return zoning decision-making to Burnaby.
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- Avtar Dhinsa
No campaign website listed.
- Rocky Dong (Yan Dong)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Restore Burnaby Alliance slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Oppose open, supervised or concealed consumption of hard drugs in Burnaby.
- Prohibit incompatible facilities from being located within residential areas.
- Oppose ongoing property tax increases.
- Support affordable housing for lower-income families.
- Adopt a comprehensive economic strategy to attract investment and entrepreneurs.
- Oppose municipally run, taxpayer-funded daycares competing with independent childcare providers.
- Support medical coverage for seniors and low-income families.
- Establish community-based Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture clinics.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Ryan Erwin (Ryan Alan John Erwin)
No campaign website listed.
- Tina Fiorda
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Restore Burnaby Alliance slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Oppose open, supervised or concealed consumption of hard drugs in Burnaby.
- Prohibit incompatible facilities from being located within residential areas.
- Oppose ongoing property tax increases.
- Support affordable housing for lower-income families.
- Adopt a comprehensive economic strategy to attract investment and entrepreneurs.
- Oppose municipally run, taxpayer-funded daycares competing with independent childcare providers.
- Support medical coverage for seniors and low-income families.
- Establish community-based Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture clinics.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Gulam Firdos
No campaign website listed.
- Joel Gibbs
Stated priorities
- Use the city-owned Burnaby Housing Authority to build thousands of non-market rental homes.
- Allow flexible housing up to 4 storeys in all neighbourhoods and up to 6 storeys for affordable housing.
- Add transit priority on all frequent routes to make buses 20% faster.
- Use the time saved for more frequent and reliable bus service.
- Complete the initial Major Cycling Network within 3 years.
- Build accessible sidewalks on every street within 5 years.
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- Garnet Heidt (Garnet Harold Heidt)
Stated priorities
- Scrutinize where property tax revenue is spent.
- Examine capital projects that run well over budget.
- Bring resident input to the council table.
- Give small businesses and neighbourhoods input before development decisions.
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- Darren Inouye (Darren Michael Takeshi Inouye)
No campaign website listed.
- Joe Keithley (Joseph Edward Keithley)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the BCA - Burnaby Citizens Association slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the Cameron, Burnaby Lake and Brentwood community centres; fast-track Bonsor.
- Start at least 1,000 new rental homes through the Housing Authority by 2030.
- Fight for Phase 2 of Burnaby Hospital, including beds and a cancer centre.
- Maintain zero city debt and low, predictable property taxes.
- Buy more park space so every home is within walking distance of a park.
- Build two new city-owned childcare facilities and press the Province for affordable childcare.
- Press the Ministry to build schools for projected enrolment, not just current enrolment.
- Expand school meals and after-school programs so all Burnaby families can access them.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Martin Kendell (Martin Edward Kendell)
Stated priorities
- Explore 3D printing and recycled-plastic concrete to lower housing costs.
- Create a Burnaby Strata Co-operative Service linking established and new strata complexes.
- Require developers to regularly remove litter around building permit perimeters.
- Build a network of bike lanes with no infrastructure gaps by 2030.
- Shift away from plastic packaging toward paper, hemp and mycelium alternatives.
- Review lighting bylaws to reduce light pollution affecting residents' sleep and health.
- Enable front-line staff to act as bylaw officers, extending coverage to 24 hours.
- Support a 30 km/h speed limit on non-arterial residential streets.
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- Cindy Lee (Cindy Hsin-Yi Lee)
No campaign website listed.
- Lynette Hyerin Lee (Hyerin Lee)
Stated priorities
- Support community-safety measures, emergency preparedness and safer streets.
- Back growth with infrastructure, transportation, public spaces and community services.
- Make municipal services easier to navigate for seniors, newcomers and people with disabilities.
- Listen to local businesses and support entrepreneurs and responsible economic development.
- Promote transparent decisions and careful management of tax dollars with measurable results.
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- Richard T T Lee (Richard Tsan Ming Lee)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the New Burnaby Party slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Set a 0% city property tax increase in the first budget.
- Limit property tax increases to inflation over four years.
- Ban illicit drug use in public spaces and government-funded housing.
- Fast-track city permits for daycares, renovations and small businesses.
- Ensure every resident has a park within a five-minute walk.
- Oppose reducing the size of existing parks, including Burnaby Foreshore Park.
- Demand the province provide a start date, funding and the hospital as designed.
- Use smart sensors to reduce time spent at red lights.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Jason Martin
No campaign website listed.
- Carrie McLaren (Carrie-Ann McLaren)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Burnaby Green Party slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Build 1,500 or more non-market rental homes each year through the Burnaby Housing Authority.
- Grow purpose-built rentals to 40,000 by 2050, with non-market housing at 20% of homes.
- Retain all city land for public benefit and halt Royal Oak Station property sales.
- Make peak-time buses at least 20% faster within two years on frequent routes.
- Provide benches and shelters at all bus stops by 2030.
- Finish the Major Cycling Network in three years; high-comfort bikeways near all homes by 2040.
- Create a non-police response for non-violent mental-health calls, built with health professionals.
- Reach 20% tree canopy in every neighbourhood by 2040 and 40% citywide by 2050.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Nash Milani (Nash Lindon Milani)
No campaign website listed.
- Ragina Naidu
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Restore Burnaby Alliance slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Oppose open, supervised or concealed consumption of hard drugs in Burnaby.
- Prohibit incompatible facilities from being located within residential areas.
- Oppose ongoing property tax increases.
- Support affordable housing for lower-income families.
- Adopt a comprehensive economic strategy to attract investment and entrepreneurs.
- Oppose municipally run, taxpayer-funded daycares competing with independent childcare providers.
- Support medical coverage for seniors and low-income families.
- Establish community-based Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture clinics.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Morgan Nicholsfigueiredo (Morgan Lawrence Nicholsfigueiredo)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the New Burnaby Party slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Set a 0% city property tax increase in the first budget.
- Limit property tax increases to inflation over four years.
- Ban illicit drug use in public spaces and government-funded housing.
- Fast-track city permits for daycares, renovations and small businesses.
- Ensure every resident has a park within a five-minute walk.
- Oppose reducing the size of existing parks, including Burnaby Foreshore Park.
- Demand the province provide a start date, funding and the hospital as designed.
- Use smart sensors to reduce time spent at red lights.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Rea Park
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the BCA - Burnaby Citizens Association slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the Cameron, Burnaby Lake and Brentwood community centres; fast-track Bonsor.
- Start at least 1,000 new rental homes through the Housing Authority by 2030.
- Fight for Phase 2 of Burnaby Hospital, including beds and a cancer centre.
- Maintain zero city debt and low, predictable property taxes.
- Buy more park space so every home is within walking distance of a park.
- Build two new city-owned childcare facilities and press the Province for affordable childcare.
- Press the Ministry to build schools for projected enrolment, not just current enrolment.
- Expand school meals and after-school programs so all Burnaby families can access them.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Janet Poon (Janet Shuk Yee Poon)
No campaign website listed.
- Fiorella Ravelli
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Burnaby First slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the books on major capital projects, reviewing budgets and spending line by line.
- Commission independent peer reviews of major projects, comparing costs with other municipalities.
- Hire more police officers to narrow the gap with the national residents-per-officer benchmark.
- Pause approval of new low-barrier supportive housing until engagement and feasibility studies are complete.
- Set no-illicit-drugs and no-weapons rules in supportive housing, with enforcement.
- Reconsider the low-barrier shelter at 3020 Gilmore Diversion.
- Protect and maintain parks and trails, including the Velodrome Trail, and remove encampment garbage.
- Hold regular town halls and add a public question period at Council meetings.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Konstantine Roccas (Konstantinos)
No campaign website listed.
- Maita Santiago (Anna Margaritha Santiago)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the BCA - Burnaby Citizens Association slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the Cameron, Burnaby Lake and Brentwood community centres; fast-track Bonsor.
- Start at least 1,000 new rental homes through the Housing Authority by 2030.
- Fight for Phase 2 of Burnaby Hospital, including beds and a cancer centre.
- Maintain zero city debt and low, predictable property taxes.
- Buy more park space so every home is within walking distance of a park.
- Build two new city-owned childcare facilities and press the Province for affordable childcare.
- Press the Ministry to build schools for projected enrolment, not just current enrolment.
- Expand school meals and after-school programs so all Burnaby families can access them.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Tara Shushtarian
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Burnaby Green Party slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Build 1,500 or more non-market rental homes each year through the Burnaby Housing Authority.
- Grow purpose-built rentals to 40,000 by 2050, with non-market housing at 20% of homes.
- Retain all city land for public benefit and halt Royal Oak Station property sales.
- Make peak-time buses at least 20% faster within two years on frequent routes.
- Provide benches and shelters at all bus stops by 2030.
- Finish the Major Cycling Network in three years; high-comfort bikeways near all homes by 2040.
- Create a non-police response for non-violent mental-health calls, built with health professionals.
- Reach 20% tree canopy in every neighbourhood by 2040 and 40% citywide by 2050.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Kiran Singh (Kiran Deep Singh)
No campaign website listed.
- Philip Stojanovski
No campaign website listed.
- Tom Tao (Tom Shih-Hsin Tao)
No campaign website listed.
- Daniel Tetrault (Daniel Moncel Tetrault)
No campaign website listed.
- Vincent Tong (Vincent Mark Tong)
Stated priorities
- Keep Burnaby affordable for families, renters and homeowners.
- Support responsible growth with infrastructure and transit.
- Support growth with parks and services that keep pace.
- Promote practical solutions to strengthen community safety and support vulnerable residents.
Summarized from their official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Neha Unadkat
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the New Burnaby Party slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Set a 0% city property tax increase in the first budget.
- Limit property tax increases to inflation over four years.
- Ban illicit drug use in public spaces and government-funded housing.
- Fast-track city permits for daycares, renovations and small businesses.
- Ensure every resident has a park within a five-minute walk.
- Oppose reducing the size of existing parks, including Burnaby Foreshore Park.
- Demand the province provide a start date, funding and the hospital as designed.
- Use smart sensors to reduce time spent at red lights.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Mary Blanca Villa y Battenberg
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Burnaby First slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the books on major capital projects, reviewing budgets and spending line by line.
- Commission independent peer reviews of major projects, comparing costs with other municipalities.
- Hire more police officers to narrow the gap with the national residents-per-officer benchmark.
- Pause approval of new low-barrier supportive housing until engagement and feasibility studies are complete.
- Set no-illicit-drugs and no-weapons rules in supportive housing, with enforcement.
- Reconsider the low-barrier shelter at 3020 Gilmore Diversion.
- Protect and maintain parks and trails, including the Velodrome Trail, and remove encampment garbage.
- Hold regular town halls and add a public question period at Council meetings.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- James Wang (Jin Bai)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the BCA - Burnaby Citizens Association slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the Cameron, Burnaby Lake and Brentwood community centres; fast-track Bonsor.
- Start at least 1,000 new rental homes through the Housing Authority by 2030.
- Fight for Phase 2 of Burnaby Hospital, including beds and a cancer centre.
- Maintain zero city debt and low, predictable property taxes.
- Buy more park space so every home is within walking distance of a park.
- Build two new city-owned childcare facilities and press the Province for affordable childcare.
- Press the Ministry to build schools for projected enrolment, not just current enrolment.
- Expand school meals and after-school programs so all Burnaby families can access them.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- David Xie (David Guo Kai Xie)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the New Burnaby Party slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Set a 0% city property tax increase in the first budget.
- Limit property tax increases to inflation over four years.
- Ban illicit drug use in public spaces and government-funded housing.
- Fast-track city permits for daycares, renovations and small businesses.
- Ensure every resident has a park within a five-minute walk.
- Oppose reducing the size of existing parks, including Burnaby Foreshore Park.
- Demand the province provide a start date, funding and the hospital as designed.
- Use smart sensors to reduce time spent at red lights.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Sabrina Yang (Fan Yang)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the New Burnaby Party slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Set a 0% city property tax increase in the first budget.
- Limit property tax increases to inflation over four years.
- Ban illicit drug use in public spaces and government-funded housing.
- Fast-track city permits for daycares, renovations and small businesses.
- Ensure every resident has a park within a five-minute walk.
- Oppose reducing the size of existing parks, including Burnaby Foreshore Park.
- Demand the province provide a start date, funding and the hospital as designed.
- Use smart sensors to reduce time spent at red lights.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
School Board Trustee: School District 41 (Burnaby)
7 to be electedTrustees sit on the school board for the whole district. The district may cover more than this municipality. 16 candidates, listed in the order shown by the province (alphabetical by surname).
- Stephen Andrada (Stephen Idio Andrada)
No campaign website listed.
- Hillary Bergshoeff (Hillary Rose Ming Foong Bergshoeff)
Stated priorities
- Fully support public schools financially.
- Stand up for Burnaby students and their families.
- Keep high-quality schooling open to everyone.
- Give every student a fair chance.
- Encourage a love of learning throughout life.
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- Bill Brassington (William D Brassington)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the BCA - Burnaby Citizens Association slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the Cameron, Burnaby Lake and Brentwood community centres; fast-track Bonsor.
- Start at least 1,000 new rental homes through the Housing Authority by 2030.
- Fight for Phase 2 of Burnaby Hospital, including beds and a cancer centre.
- Maintain zero city debt and low, predictable property taxes.
- Buy more park space so every home is within walking distance of a park.
- Build two new city-owned childcare facilities and press the Province for affordable childcare.
- Press the Ministry to build schools for projected enrolment, not just current enrolment.
- Expand school meals and after-school programs so all Burnaby families can access them.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Jen Jang (Jennifer Louise Jang)
No campaign website listed.
- Paul Kwon (Paul Jin Seok Kwon)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the BCA - Burnaby Citizens Association slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the Cameron, Burnaby Lake and Brentwood community centres; fast-track Bonsor.
- Start at least 1,000 new rental homes through the Housing Authority by 2030.
- Fight for Phase 2 of Burnaby Hospital, including beds and a cancer centre.
- Maintain zero city debt and low, predictable property taxes.
- Buy more park space so every home is within walking distance of a park.
- Build two new city-owned childcare facilities and press the Province for affordable childcare.
- Press the Ministry to build schools for projected enrolment, not just current enrolment.
- Expand school meals and after-school programs so all Burnaby families can access them.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Jen Mezei (Jennifer Michele Meng-Lai Mezei)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the BCA - Burnaby Citizens Association slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the Cameron, Burnaby Lake and Brentwood community centres; fast-track Bonsor.
- Start at least 1,000 new rental homes through the Housing Authority by 2030.
- Fight for Phase 2 of Burnaby Hospital, including beds and a cancer centre.
- Maintain zero city debt and low, predictable property taxes.
- Buy more park space so every home is within walking distance of a park.
- Build two new city-owned childcare facilities and press the Province for affordable childcare.
- Press the Ministry to build schools for projected enrolment, not just current enrolment.
- Expand school meals and after-school programs so all Burnaby families can access them.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Jasmine Nicholsfigueiredo (Jasmine Yvonne Nicholsfigueiredo)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Burnaby Green Party slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Build 1,500 or more non-market rental homes each year through the Burnaby Housing Authority.
- Grow purpose-built rentals to 40,000 by 2050, with non-market housing at 20% of homes.
- Retain all city land for public benefit and halt Royal Oak Station property sales.
- Make peak-time buses at least 20% faster within two years on frequent routes.
- Provide benches and shelters at all bus stops by 2030.
- Finish the Major Cycling Network in three years; high-comfort bikeways near all homes by 2040.
- Create a non-police response for non-violent mental-health calls, built with health professionals.
- Reach 20% tree canopy in every neighbourhood by 2040 and 40% citywide by 2050.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Diane Pearce
No campaign website listed.
- Kristin Schnider
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the BCA - Burnaby Citizens Association slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the Cameron, Burnaby Lake and Brentwood community centres; fast-track Bonsor.
- Start at least 1,000 new rental homes through the Housing Authority by 2030.
- Fight for Phase 2 of Burnaby Hospital, including beds and a cancer centre.
- Maintain zero city debt and low, predictable property taxes.
- Buy more park space so every home is within walking distance of a park.
- Build two new city-owned childcare facilities and press the Province for affordable childcare.
- Press the Ministry to build schools for projected enrolment, not just current enrolment.
- Expand school meals and after-school programs so all Burnaby families can access them.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Benita Sun (Pei Sun)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Restore Burnaby Alliance slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Oppose open, supervised or concealed consumption of hard drugs in Burnaby.
- Prohibit incompatible facilities from being located within residential areas.
- Oppose ongoing property tax increases.
- Support affordable housing for lower-income families.
- Adopt a comprehensive economic strategy to attract investment and entrepreneurs.
- Oppose municipally run, taxpayer-funded daycares competing with independent childcare providers.
- Support medical coverage for seniors and low-income families.
- Establish community-based Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture clinics.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Daisy Wei (Ya Qi Wei)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Restore Burnaby Alliance slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Oppose open, supervised or concealed consumption of hard drugs in Burnaby.
- Prohibit incompatible facilities from being located within residential areas.
- Oppose ongoing property tax increases.
- Support affordable housing for lower-income families.
- Adopt a comprehensive economic strategy to attract investment and entrepreneurs.
- Oppose municipally run, taxpayer-funded daycares competing with independent childcare providers.
- Support medical coverage for seniors and low-income families.
- Establish community-based Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture clinics.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- John Wong (Chi Yuen Herbert Wong)
No campaign website listed.
- Haini Xiao
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the New Burnaby Party slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Set a 0% city property tax increase in the first budget.
- Limit property tax increases to inflation over four years.
- Ban illicit drug use in public spaces and government-funded housing.
- Fast-track city permits for daycares, renovations and small businesses.
- Ensure every resident has a park within a five-minute walk.
- Oppose reducing the size of existing parks, including Burnaby Foreshore Park.
- Demand the province provide a start date, funding and the hospital as designed.
- Use smart sensors to reduce time spent at red lights.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Jenny Yamagata (Jennifer Jasmine Yamagata)
No campaign website listed.
- Angel Yeh (Hsiang-Chi Yeh)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the Restore Burnaby Alliance slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Oppose open, supervised or concealed consumption of hard drugs in Burnaby.
- Prohibit incompatible facilities from being located within residential areas.
- Oppose ongoing property tax increases.
- Support affordable housing for lower-income families.
- Adopt a comprehensive economic strategy to attract investment and entrepreneurs.
- Oppose municipally run, taxpayer-funded daycares competing with independent childcare providers.
- Support medical coverage for seniors and low-income families.
- Establish community-based Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture clinics.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
- Colin Zuo (Yafu Zuo)
Stated priorities
This is the platform of the BCA - Burnaby Citizens Association slate, from its official website. It is shared by the slate's candidates.
- Open the Cameron, Burnaby Lake and Brentwood community centres; fast-track Bonsor.
- Start at least 1,000 new rental homes through the Housing Authority by 2030.
- Fight for Phase 2 of Burnaby Hospital, including beds and a cancer centre.
- Maintain zero city debt and low, predictable property taxes.
- Buy more park space so every home is within walking distance of a park.
- Build two new city-owned childcare facilities and press the Province for affordable childcare.
- Press the Ministry to build schools for projected enrolment, not just current enrolment.
- Expand school meals and after-school programs so all Burnaby families can access them.
Summarized from the slate's official website on October 11, 2026. Read the original ↗
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