We will prioritize completion of a citywide accessible sidewalk network. We will reduce financial barriers to participation in city facilities.

The Greens want to proactively invest in building affordable homes. Leveraging contributions from other levels of government, we will invest at least $10 million annually. We will use council's zoning powers to pass a moratorium on demolitions of rental buildings.

Encourage public installations of local artists. Through zoning, make living and working spaces more affordable for the creative community.

Regulate and enforce the responsible distribution of cannabis, and invest in educating people on the risks and problems of drug and alcohol abuse, using peer-reviewed evidence-based curricula

Use evidence-based solutions and best practices to make all our parks safe and enjoyable or all.

Work collaboratively and respectfully across the spectrum to make Burnaby even better. Redirect City's share of gaming money ($7-10 million annually) to community groups.

Balance the rate and type of development with the needs of the community

Ensure completion of a promised $8.8 million emergency mental-health and substance-use zone at BGH Collaborate with the Province to help fulfill its promise to Burnaby of “urgent primary care centres”

Within one year of being elected, submit a formal request to council to raise Burnaby’s community greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction targets to meet or beat the new province-wide standard of 40% by 2030, 60% by 2040 and 80% by 2050 below 2007 levels.

Appoint youth and senior representatives to work with City Council and School Board Enhance openness and transparency in government Make committees and commissions more representative of community Reduce powers of Mayor in committee selection process Review consultation model

We will invest at least $10 million annually to increase the supply of affordable homes. We will protect existing rental buildings from demolition and introduce standards of maintenance bylaws to ensure buildings are maintained.

Work toward an effective emergency response and management plan, and educate the community on the plan. Complete seismic upgrading of all public facilities. Make housing more affordable , so first responders do not have to cross bridges and fight traffic in the event of disaster

Prioritize completion of a citywide accessible sidewalk network. Mandate AAA cycling facilities for future upgrades and new developments, making every street or sidewalk safe and accessible for all

We will review the public consultation process and move to make it more robust and authentic. The same criticisms of the NEB process equally apply to Burnaby's process. Neither is acceptable.

We will work with the Mayors' Council and Translink to improve multimodal connectivity to our 11 Skytrain stations and other frequent transit hubs. Prioritize completion of a citywide accessible sidewalk and cycling network.

We want to maintain and enhance the amenities that touch the most people in our community. We will reduce the barriers to accesiblity by reducing fees and prioritizing inclusive facilities. We need to improve the composition and accountability of the parks commission.

We will enhance seniors' recreation and social opportunities in the City. We will create an office dedicated to seniors' advocacy. We will ensure all seniors have a safe and secure home.

We will freeze property taxes on small businesses for two years. Greens will review permit fees.

Reduce the barriers some families face in providing quality sport and leisure activities to children

Freeze property taxes for two years

Work collaboratively and respectfully across the spectrum to make Burnaby even better. Redirect City's share of gaming money ($7-10 million annually) to community groups.

Invest in anti -gang, drug and alcohol counselling and education in schools. Reduce the barriers some families face in providing quality sport and leisure activities to children