Jessica Walton | Vancouver City Council Candidate

@jessforvancouver.bsky.social

Inclusion & Accessibility Advocate Running for Vancouver City Council Vote Vancouver Liberals Oct 17th 🗳️

Our parks belong to the public, and we will fight to keep them that way. Park Board Plan: 1) Guarantee independence. 2) Create a more effective, collaborative budgeting process. 3) Restore the facility oversight function of the Park Board. 4) Get serious about asset management and renewal.

L’accès au Wi-Fi est essentiel pour la sécurité, l’accès aux soins et la connexion. Nous proposons de travailler avec des organismes du Downtown Eastside pour déployer un réseau Wi-Fi gratuit, afin de mieux soutenir les personnes qui en ont le plus besoin.

Thank you Scott Shantz for having me on this morning on the Mike Smyth Show. It was a pleasure to discuss the Vancouver Liberal five-point economic plan for the provincial election.

I am extremely humbled to receive Joyce Murray's endorsement. Joyce has always been a role model for me as a policy maker. Few have fought harder for Vancouver, BC, and Canada. Thank you, Joyce. Together we can.

The Vancouver Liberals support survivors. We can do more on prevention, and supports for those experiencing violence. We will also support the five policy actions put forward by Battered Women’s Support Services and advocate to the provincial government for continued implementation and action.

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A lot of people are talking about working together and focusing on what's best for Vancouver. We're actually doing it. Welcome to the team, John. Together we can make Vancouver better for everyone ❤️✊🏻

Kareem Allam@kareem42.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I'm proud to share that John Coupar, former Park Board Chair and 11-year veteran of the Vancouver Park Board, will be running for Vancouver City Council with the @vancouverliberals.bsky.social. Welcome to the team John. www.straight.com/city-culture...

Under a Vancouver Liberal government, we will not replace 50m pools with 25m pools. Today we are committing to a 50m pool at the Vancouver Aquatic Centre, provided shovels don’t go in the ground on this project before the election. Ken Sim, stop construction and let voters decide on October 17.