“I believe government should help families build secure, healthy, and fulfilling lives, and I’m running to bring a community-first approach to the B.C. Legislature.”

Adam Hawk is a Vancouver community leader, environmental advocate, and small-business professional. Originally from Montréal, he has called Vancouver home since 2006, building his career and family while becoming deeply involved in community life. He is a husband and father, fluent in English, French, Spanish, and Polish, and brings a multilingual and multicultural perspective to public service.

After earning a Commerce degree from Concordia University, Adam built a career in the organic and natural foods sector, an industry grounded in sustainability, food security, and fair-trade practices. His professional experience shaped his belief that economic development and environmental responsibility should go hand in hand.

For more than 15 years, Adam was part of the Strathcona Community Garden, growing food and building community. The experience gave him a firsthand understanding of food security, community resilience, and the importance of access to green space. He has also served on the boards of the Vancouver Greens and Velopalooza Bike Festival, as well as several strata councils.

A long-time cyclist and community organizer, Adam is an active member of HUB Cycling and Vision Zero Vancouver. He advocates for safe, connected, all ages and abilities active transportation networks and believes transit should be fast, frequent, and free. He also brings practical experience in housing and infrastructure through hands-on work building and renovating homes.

Adam is an advocate for climate action, old growth and urban forests, public healthcare, and equitable access to parks, recreation, culture, and public spaces. His perspective is shaped by his family life, including his wife’s work as a wildlife biologist, public forest school teacher, and environmental consultant. Adam is running to help build a healthier, greener, and more affordable British Columbia.