Every municipality in the Lower Mainland is facing similar challenges, largely related to increasing population, shifting demographics and aging infrastructure. I feel that my greatest strengths are my compassion for others, ability to listen, and my desire to connect with all types of people. I strive to ensure that everyone, residents and businesses, in our community feel heard and represented so that, together, we can work through the challenges we are facing.

What Jordan Stands For

Housing
Diversify housing and embrace innovative ideas that will keep our community vibrant  allowing  young
families to be able to live here and seniors to be able to stay  here.
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​Environment
Make all decisions through the lens of
a changing climate and the need to
reduce carbon emissions

​Small Business
Recognize the important role that small businesses play in our day to day life
and make the DNV business friendly

Transportation
Prioritize active transportation and make streets safer for those who walk or roll

Community  Building
Create more opportunities for people
to be together again and make public
spaces more people oriented

Reconciliation
Local government has an important role to play in reconciliation. We must work closely with   both First Nations  and support them in  creating opportunities and expanding services that will benefit  their members.