Richmond Votes Archive

Richmond Community Coalition city council and school trustee candidates joined independent candidate Jerome Dickey in pledging to limit their time on council to just eight years, should they be elected. The pledge is not without controversy.

Laura Nastasa says solving many of the region's problems require localized, community-driven solutions

Wolfe and Pitcairn are two of the youngest candidates.

I am a longtime Steveston resident and retired school administrator.

I’ve been a Richmond resident since 1984, and have raised three children in our city. I have a BA in Hospitality Management and have worked at the Vancouver International Airport for 27 years as a union member in customer service at Air Canada.

As a policy professional with the BC Chamber of Commerce, a non-profit business association, I bring a valuable business perspective to the Council table.

I have lived in Richmond since 1994. I originally graduated from Richmond High School and earned a BA in Business at Kwantlen College. I came to Richmond with my family as a new immigrant and went through the provincial school system.

I am currently a Community Relations Officer Fire Captain with Richmond Fire-Rescue. I have lived and worked in Richmond since 1982. I am a married father of three grown children that have all graduated from Richmond public schools.

As a long time resident of Richmond, Kenneth has been involved in several youth groups in local communities. He is concerned about the education of the students here.

Eighteen trustee candidates should discuss their aspirations for the Richmond School District.