Election Day · Saturday, October 17

Vote for Rebecca Hasdell for Vancouver City Council

Public health leader and scientist, running with Vote Vancouver for a city where everyone can thrive.

Find out where and how to vote for Rebecca here →
  • Sat, Oct 17Election Day, 8 am – 8 pm
  • Any locationVote at any voting place in Vancouver, not just your neighbourhood

Find me on your City Council ballot:

Rebecca Hasdell

Why I’m running

I’m running for council because I want a city where everyone has access to what they need to feel healthy and like they belong. I’ll champion a city where:

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Getting around is easier.

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Life is more affordable.

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People have places and opportunities to connect with their community.

Read the full plan: VoteVancouver Platform →

About Rebecca

Public health leader, scientist, and educator. Nearly two decades working in and alongside local, provincial, and federal governments.

I’m running for City Council because Vancouver is one of the most liveable cities in the world, but right now too many people can’t see a future here. I will bring solutions-focused leadership that doesn’t leave people behind, and gets us back on track to being a city where people can afford to stay, build their lives, and be part of their communities.

I’m a public health leader and scientist, and for nearly two decades I’ve worked in and alongside local, provincial, and federal governments on many of the same challenges Vancouver is facing. I’ve studied what works to make communities healthier here and in cities around the world, and have worked with partners to put these solutions into practice. I’m a nationally recognized expert on these issues and frequently write and speak about them, and continue to teach, train and mentor the next generation of health professionals in British Columbia.

I’m running with Vote Vancouver because they offer the kind of leadership our city needs right now: practical, rooted in community, and committed to finding common ground and the right partners to get big things done.

My priorities are grounded in what people are experiencing day-to-day. I want to unlock city spaces to bring more services and recreation into neighbourhoods, helping ease everyday affordability pressures. I want to use city land to partner on building homes for people who face the steepest barriers, so that Vancouver remains a place where everyone has a chance to thrive. And I want to make it easier for businesses to get off the ground, creating good local jobs that strengthen our economy.

Follow me on the campaign trail

@rebeccaforvancouver on Instagram