“The average resident of Vancouver False Creek produces 20% of the greenhouse gas and uses 10% of the land of the average Canadian.”
“I want to bring street cars back to Vancouver.”
“I support alternative drug treatment solutions.”
“I am committed to the revitalization of our Cultural Industries.”
“I am committed to an effective and intelligent Social Safety Net.”
“I support the development of Great Public Places.”
“My goal is to provide an opportunity for citizens to engage with new public policy ideas.”
“I invite you to download my Free Greeting Fluency App.”
Congratulations to Premier Christy Clark and the BC Liberals for a tremendous victory. I will be honoured to serve in a BC Liberal government and represent the residents of Vancouver-False Creek. I was proud to run alongside Premier Christy Clark and her BC Liberal team. Christy was a model of hard work during the campaign, …
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During this campaign, I have very much enjoyed the opportunity to listen to the perspectives of the voters of Vancouver-False Creek, and to share some of my ideas. Voters deserve to know where the candidates stand on the important issues that concern them. I think it is the obligation of any candidate to be open …
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Governments collect and administer a tremendous amount of data. With the advent of the internet it is now easy to share that data. Many governments have started initiatives to allow free use of government data which has no legal, security or privacy concerns. This is commonly known as “open data”. In July 2011, B.C. launched …
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The Vancouver False Creek riding is truly blessed to have one of the greatest concentrations of arts and cultural activities and facilities in the country. Arts and culture entertains us, educates us, enriches us, and employs us. In such a small area we have the Orpheum, the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, the Playhouse, the Vancouver Art …
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Sam proudly represented Premier Christy Clark at an all candidates meeting in her home riding of Vancouver-Point Grey. Students from Kitsilano Secondary School, where the meeting was held, asked a wide range of questions on important issues such as child poverty, our electoral system, the environment, and school funding.
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