Create an Office of Accessibility to advocate for not just standards, but innovation and collaboration toward reducing barriers for disabled persons in Vancouver.

- Fast track construction of housing with “community benefit,” like purpose built rental, co-ops & co-housing, seniors and social housing, and more. - Reduce speculation by allowing existing property owners to redevelop new forms of housing on their lots, no assembly required.

4 Floors and Corner Stores: Foster diversity and walkability by adding more local services and Missing Middle housing to our neighbourhoods. Live/work units, corner stores, mid-block storefronts or offices, or childcare amidst low-rise apartment buildings, 4-plexes and more.

Create more shared spaces, rental opportunity, mobility options and tenancy protection for groups with acute accessibility, affordability, or discrimination issues. This includes mobility-restricted persons and those experiencing poverty or homelessness.

Adopt a harm reduction approach to the opioid crisis: - Increased support for grassroots organizations like OPS - Ending prohibitionist policies regarding drug use - Working with prov govt to create no barrier housing - Ensure treatment programs available to those who want one

- Launch the Affordable Housing Accountability dashboard to report to Vancouver residents how the City is improving key measures of livability: rental vacancy rate, empty homes, evictions, demolition replacement ratio, median rent, population forecasts, housing creation rate, etc

- Formally adopt the guidelines of the 8-80 Cities movement, so our city is as safe and enjoyable to get around for an 8 year old as it is for an 80 year old. - Undertake a review of the City’s progress toward their Vision Zero (zero traffic fatalities) commitments.

Revise our public engagement process to balance the needs of underrepresented groups and culturally sensitive neighbourhoods with new development proposals.

- Broadway subway to UBC – do it right, the first time. - Free transit for kids under 18 – intentionally create a new generation of transit riders. I support #AllonBoard. - Support high speed rail to Seattle and Portland – open up new jobs and job markets.

Appoint a Small Business Retention & Advocacy Group to investigate everything from rebalancing property taxes to alleviate pressure on businesses to permit expediting, zoning changes and more.

Link transit investment to housing commitments – more transit for more people. Let us live closer to where we work and study.

Convene a Young Vancouver Advocacy Group focused on recommending policies designed to help people under age 35 come to or stay in Vancouver. This would include childcare, tax equity, education, housing affordability, employment and more.