A lifelong commitment to volunteerism, entrepreneurship and the arts drew Pam Alexis to public service, and her love of the Fraser Valley has driven her work ever since. Her reputation for fairness, openness and teamwork lead her to a landslide win in the 2018 Mayoral race.

Brenda is a collaborative leader who listens and then delivers. In 2011, she started Canada’s first woman-owned and operated video game studio in response to the lack of high-quality games being developed for women and girls.

Served as the Minister of Labour, Official Opposition spokesperson for Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations. On Kwantlen College Board (Vice Chair). Elected Officer of Steelworkers-IWA Local 2171 for 15 years.

Lisa Beare was elected as the MLA for Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows in October 2020 and serves as the Minister of Citizens Services. She previously served as the Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport and Deputy House Leader and was first elected in 2017.

Lisa demonstrated her commitment to good governance early on, with a diploma in local government management from the University of Victoria.

Garry Begg was elected as the MLA for Surrey-Guildford in May 2017 and 2020. He serves as the Government Whip.

Garry was a career RCMP Officer serving in various locations and undertaking a wide variety of duties for over 38 years, the last eight in Surrey, where he was a District Commander, Watch Commander, and Operations Support Officer.

Jagrup Brar was on the Indian National Basketball Team. Masters in Philosophy. Executive Director of Self Employment and Entrepreneur Development Society.

Served as the chair for the BC Government’s Rental Task Force. Previously, he served as Official Opposition Critic for Tourism, Arts, Culture, TV and Film, Official Opposition Critic for the Environment, on BC’s Finance Committee and Independent Police Investigations Unit Oversight Committee. Spencer sits on the Government cabinet Priorities and Accountability Committee and Housing Working Group.

Raised on the North Shore, Susie has called the Lynn Valley home since 1988 and established her family here. She has dedicated her life to caring for and protecting people – as a Registered Nurse with Vancouver Coastal Health and as a member of the Royal Canadian Navy Reserves for 40 years.

Katrina Chen was elected as the MLA for Burnaby-Lougheed in May 2017. She was sworn in as the Minister of State for Child Care in July 2017. Katrina served as a Trustee on the Burnaby Board of Education, and worked in both provincial and federal constituency offices for over 10 years.

Elected as the MLA for Burnaby-Edmonds on May 17, 2005 and re-elected in 2009, 2013, and 2017, 2020. Raj currently serves as Deputy Speaker.

George Chow was elected MLA for Vancouver-Fraserview in 2017 and re-elected in October 2020. Prior to that, he served two terms on Vancouver City Council from 2005 to 2011.

He previously served as the Minister of State for Trade.

As chair of the Chilliwack Board of Education, Dan Coulter knows that investments in teachers and schools by John Horgan and the BC NDP team have made a significant difference in the lives of children and youth. As the president of CUPE 3787 and a millwright who was severely injured in a workplace accident in 1999, Dan believes in government that thinks workers should come home safe each night.

He previously served as Caucus Chair and was Chair of the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services.

For twenty-eight years, as an entertainment lawyer, author and music consultant, Bob D’Eith has helped Canadian musicians achieve their dreams. For over a decade as Executive Director of Music BC, he was a fierce advocate for the music industry and co-creator of the award-winning artist development program “The PEAK Performance Project.”

Leader of Official Opposition from 2011-2014. Political commentator and journalist, had column in the TC. 1996-99 was Chief of Staff to BC Premier Glen Clark. Wife is Renee Saklikar, poet.

As a long-time resident, former city councillor and Member of Parliament for Coquitlam, Fin knows and understands our community. He has seen the devastating impact COVID-19 has had on his neighbours and local businesses.

Before being elected to provincial office, she served as Chair of the Langley Board of Education. First elected in 2011, she served three terms as a trustee with the Board, working hard to make public education in Langley better for kids and families.

Megan holds a Master’s in International Relations from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, where her research focused on food security. In 2017, she completed a certificate in Negotiation and Leadership at Harvard Law School.

David Eby is Premier of BC, was elected MLA for the new riding of Langford-Juan de Fuca in 2022. He is British Columbia’s longest-serving Attorney General in the last 30 years. He was appointed Minister of Housing in 2020. From 2009 to 2013, David ran the BC Civil Liberties Association as executive director.

Was a transit operator and member of Canadian Auto Workers Local 111.

Mike Farnworth was re-elected as MLA for Port Coquitlam in 2020. He was first elected as MLA for Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain in 1991, and re-elected in 1996, 2005, 2009, 2013 and 2017. He is the Deputy Premier and Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General.

Mike served as the Official Opposition critic for Justice (Public Safety and Solicitor General), and as the Official Opposition Caucus House Leader.

Rick Glumac was a member of the Special Committee on Reforming the Police Act, the Special Committee to Review the Personal Information Protection Act, and the Special Committee to Review the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act

Rick was previously the Parliamentary Secretary for Technology.

Kelly Greene is a champion for our Richmond community and is fighting for you, to make sure our recovery is centred on people and the services they need. She has a proven track record on City Council and in our community, connecting and working with people to get things done. Kelly delivers on commitments, whether that is protecting our schools or saving Richmond farmland from rampant speculation.

George Heyman previously served as the Executive Director of Sierra Club of BC, one of the province’s oldest environmental advocacy and education organizations. He also served three terms as president of the BC Government and Service Employees’ Union (BCGEU). In both organizations, George was a respected and solutions-oriented negotiator.

Ravi Kahlon was first elected as MLA for Delta North in May 2017. He previously served as the Minister of Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation, and before that held several Parliamentary Secretary roles.

As Parliamentary Secretary for Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development, he focussed on the use of mass timber and innovative practices in B.C.’s forest sector.

As Parliamentary Secretary for Sport and Multiculturalism he worked to reinstitute the BC Human Rights Commission and traveled the province to build an anti-racism strategy.

Anne Kang previously served as the Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Training and as Minister of Citizens’ Services as well as the Parliamentary Secretary for Seniors.

She immigrated to British Columbia as a child, and has lived in Burnaby for over 30 years. She has been an active community volunteer since the age of 8

Bowinn previously served as the Minister of State for Infrastructure. She is also a licensed Professional Engineer and certified Project Management Professional. As an MLA, Bowinn is particularly active on the issues of housing, transportation, child care, and climate action.

Bowinn’s degree in civil engineering included a background in transportation engineering that serves her well in her efforts to improve transportation on the North Shore and throughout the Lower Mainland.

He previously served as Minister of State for Workforce Development and Parliamentary Secretary for Skills Training.

Andrew is a labour lawyer and an active member of the Langley community. He attended the University of the Fraser Valley and earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of New Brunswick. He holds a Juris Doctor from Dalhousie University.

Prior to running for provincial office, Kelli dedicated her career to supporting families and people in the community living sector. Kelli served as a community support worker, youth employment counsellor, instructor, and as a leader in policy and government relations for Community Living BC.

She has also dedicated her time to volunteering in the community for local groups that support youth and victims of crime.

Joah Phillip was elected to the constituency of Vancouver-Mount Pleasant on June 24, 2023.

Joan is a respected Indigenous leader who has dedicated her life to fighting for justice, human rights, and the environment.

Prior to becoming elected, throughout her career she worked as a Youth Counsellor at Britannia Secondary School, Education and Program Director at the Aboriginal Friendship Centre, and as the Lands Manager for the Penticton First Nation.

Bruce previously served as the Minister of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation, as the Official Opposition critic for Natural Gas Development, Trade, Immigration, and Multiculturalism, and also served as Opposition critic for finance, agriculture, international trade, the Asia Pacific strategy, and intergovernmental relations. He served as chair of the Legislature’s Select Standing Committee on Public Accounts from 2009 to 2017, and as a member of the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services from 2006 to 2013.

For more than 30 years, Janet served the Public Service Alliance of Canada, helping workers solve workplace problems, win better wages and improve working conditions. She also represented workers on the federal Employment Insurance Appeals Board, and she was granted commenter status in the National Energy Board hearings on the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion.

Niki is a lawyer whose practice focused on representing Indigenous people, including residential school survivors. Niki has worked throughout B.C. as an advocate on climate policy and reconciliation. She has also been recognized for her work on combatting racism.

Nicholas Simons was first elected MLA for Powell River-Sunshine Coast in 2005, and was re-elected in 2009, 2013, 2017, and 2020. He previously served as the Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction and as the vice-chair of the Cabinet Committee on Social Initiatives, and was a member of the Cabinet Working Group on Mental Health, Addictions and Homelessness. Nicholas also previously served as the Chair of the Select Standing Committee on Children and Youth.

Nicholas spent over 15 years working in the areas of health, justice, social services and child welfare. He served as the director of health and social development for the Sechelt Nation from 1997 until his election in 2005.

Jinny Sims was elected as the MLA for Surrey-Panorama in 2017. She served as Minister of Citizens’ Services.

She earned her education degree at the University of Manchester and became a high school teacher when she moved to Canada before becoming the president of the BC Teachers’ Federation in 2004.

In 2011, Jinny was elected as the Member of Parliament for Newton-North Delta, and served as the critic for International Cooperation, Critic for Immigration and Critic for Employment.

As a prominent civil and human rights lawyer, Aman has appeared at the BC Provincial and Supreme Courts and the BC Court of Appeal. He is a socially conscious small business owner and has held roles as a director of the Prof Mohan Singh Memorial Foundation, the Association of Legal Aid Lawyers, the Friends of the Sikh Cadets Society, the People’s Legal Education Society and as a Governor of Kwantlen Polytechnic University.

Rachna Singh was elected as the MLA for Surrey-Green Timbers in May 2017 and re-elected in October 2020. She is the Minister of Education and Child Care. Rachna has worked as a drug and alcohol counsellor, a support worker for women facing domestic violence, and a community activist.

He has called Surrey home for over fifty years and served his community as a city councilor and a firefighter before running for provincial office. In his firefighting career, Mike held the position of Chief Fire Prevention Officer with the Surrey Fire Service and worked with the BC Professional Fire Fighters’ Association advocating on behalf of firefighters diagnosed with work-related cancers and occupational injuries and their families. He was made an honourary member of the BC Professional Fire Fighters’ Association after his retirement.

Previously served as the Minister of Education and Child Care.

Jennifer was the chief spokesperson and lead negotiator for the Hospital Employees’ Union, where she fought for strong public healthcare and healthcare workers’ rights. She has dedicated her career to advocating for working people. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she worked tirelessly to protect seniors and workers in nursing homes across the province.

Having spent over 10 years in the field of youth work, Henry has helped shape the lives of countless young people in Richmond. Through his work with several local youth-focused organizations, he has helped youth to develop career-building and leadership skills, while fostering a deep desire to better their own community.

He has worked hard to make sure young people have the opportunities and mentorship they need to thrive.