Michael was born and raised in East Richmond. At 35-years-old, he is the fourth generation of his family to live, work, and play in the community.
As a lifelong learner, Wolfe, a public school teacher, graduated with honors from Cambie secondary school, then studied at Langara College and UBC to complete biology and education degrees. He is now completing his Masters in Education for Sustainability.
Wolfe has been heavily involved in local politics for the last decade and has run as a candidate and has made more than 60 presentations to city council on various issues, such as agricultural land use, health promotion and closing loopholes to assist with enforcing bylaws.
Wolfe is an active director on three local volunteer boards: Richmond Health Advisory Committee, Richmond Nature Park Society, and Garden City Conservation Society.
Question: If you were premier for a day, what two pieces of legislation would you enact?
I would enact legislation for: 1) campaign finance reform to eliminate corporate and union donations; and 2) protect children by securing universal, safe, and affordable child care.
Question: If you had a theme song, what would it be?
Take Me Home, Country Roads, by John Denver
