We are group of people who cares about Burnaby united by a shared mission, the ability to accomplish it, and a deep sense of responsibility. As Burnaby faces challenging times, we hear the voices of Burnaby residents and their concerns, particularly regarding the co-location of drug-use and supportive housing projects. Therefore, we stand together to restore a safer and better Burnaby.
Restore Burnaby Alliance received approval from Elections BC within twenty days of submitting its registration application. We are one of the fastest electoral organizations to receive approval in Burnaby. This is a true reflection of our core team’s efficiency and ability to rally supporters. Restore Burnaby Alliance demonstrates the capability to build a strong team for our campaign.
The bottom line for our nominated candidates is to firmly oppose, under all circumstances, any drug-use housing development disguised as supportive housing in Burnaby as well as any drug-use shelters within our communities.
Our Value
A functional society must be built on a foundation of morality. Whether it is the Oriental idea of benevolence, or the grace and mercy of the Christian tradition as an example. In its own way, every heritage and tradition contributes to common universal truth. Therefore, restoring Faith and Trust in our public institutions, as well as belief in the Conviction within our heart is vital to our society.
The Family remains the foundational building block of our society. We must honor the hard work built by people of every ethnicity since the founding of our province and cities; as well as those who continue to settle here in our Home, in the beautiful city of Burnaby, British Columbia. Doing so is essential to sustaining and building upon our shared Prosperity.
We praise the concept of Freedom. But most important is the Protection and Restoration of our liberties — whether it be our speech or our property. Liberty is the responsible exercise of that freedom under the rule of law. It is not enough to simply be free; we must protect the structures that allow us to exercise that freedom responsibly and the lasting of our public interest.
John Diefenbaker – 13th Prime Minster of Canada