Coquitlam

I grew up in Coquitlam, and worked for the local paper. I coached sports, was president of the Chamber and Heritage Society. Elected to council in 2011, I serve on the Regional Parks Committee, Zero Waste Committee & chair of National Waste Council.

For over two decades, I have worked across the public sector including with Government of B.C., Surrey RCMP, BC Lottery Corporation, Fraser Health and University of the Fraser Valley. Have served on City Committees, Public Library and PAC.

Trish Mandewo is a two-term Coquitlam Councillor, former UBCM President, entrepreneur and governance leader. A proven advocate and bridge-builder, she is running for Mayor to keep Coquitlam moving forward; responsibly, sustainably and together.

Dr. Behzad Abdi is an AI researcher, engineer, educator, and longtime Coquitlam community leader. He has led local nonprofit initiatives for over a decade and is running for City Council to bring practical, data-driven solutions to City Hall.

I have lived in Coquitlam for 13 years. I work for Access Yourh Outreach Services as a bus driver.i have also worked at the Tricities Winter Shelter for the past 2 years.

Tali Campbell is a community leader, hockey executive and candidate for Coquitlam City Council. He is passionate about youth, sport and giving back, with a focus on building a stronger, more connected Coquitlam.

Matt believes his job as your Coquitlam City Councillor is to help you get what you need from City Hall, and to make Coquitlam the best it can be.

Steve Kim is a two-term City Councillor, long-time resident, entrepreneur and community leader. He believes in listening, working together and making thoughtful, responsible decisions that strengthen Coquitlam for today and future generations.

Longtime Coquitlam resident, community leader, nonprofit Executive Director and food recovery advocate. Geneviève Kyle-Lefebvre brings experience in finance, health care and community development, with a strong commitment to serving residents.

Coquitlam born and raised. Received my Bachelors in Physics from SFU. Have previously worked as Operations Manager for Real Canadian Superstore. Has been a bartender at times. Now I help customers build and design their off gird solar solutions.

Ben grew up in the forests of Coquitlam, raised his family here, and led a local climate action group. He has a Master of Science from UBC and over 10 years of experience in community organizing, non-profit governance, and government relations.

I’m originally from Winnipeg, but I’ve proudly called Coquitlam home since 2010. I’m a UVic and Harvard graduate passionate about bringing public health into local policy, and a proud mom to an 11-month-old son.

Harvey Su is a Coquitlam resident, business owner and community leader with 20+ years of experience. He holds an MSc from UBC and an MBA from Wharton and is committed to practical solutions and building a more livable, connected Coquitlam.

Hard work, resilience and disciplined financial management to a self made entrepreneur, a family man and community volunteer, committed to fiscal responsibility supporting families, neighborhood, housing, commute, sports and smart city innovations.

I am a working mom of three and a longtime Coquitlam resident who cares deeply about people, community, and our natural environment. I work as an Education Assistant with School District 43 and as a residential care worker with Kinsight.

Lifelong Coquitlam resident from a small business family. 15+ years in marketing and strategy, now strata council president, running for City Council to champion smart growth, housing, and safety for our community.

Coquitlam resident for 27 years and City Councillor for 12, I bring experience, energy and a strong commitment to community. I am a proud mom and grandma, active volunteer and avid runner who believes in listening, showing up and getting things done.

I pledge to put residents' everyday concerns at the centre of local decision-making. My 10+ years of work give me practical insight into housing, infrastructure, responsible development, and the long-term cost and benefits of public investment.

Harry Warren has been a past director of the Como Watershed Group years ago and has participated with removal of invasive plants with the city of Coquitlam’s Bad Seed program. Harry is also very knowledgeable about alternative energy sources.