Coquitlam is growing, but growth should never come at the expense of what makes our city such a great place to call home.

We need to protect our parks, trees and green spaces while ensuring roads, transit, recreation, schools, childcare, medical services and other essential infrastructure keep pace.

Growth should make our community better, not simply bigger.

People who build their lives in Coquitlam should be able to afford to stay here.

That means creating more housing choices for families, young people and seniors, while keeping a close eye on City spending and property taxes.

As Coquitlam grows, we need to make sure it remains a place where people at every stage of life can put down roots.

Great communities are places where people feel safe, connected and proud to belong.

We need to strengthen community safety, improve traffic enforcement, expand mental health supports and invest in the parks, recreation, culture and gathering places that bring people together.

From our neighbourhoods to a more vibrant City Centre, I want to build a Coquitlam that works—and feels like home—for everyone.