Bill McKay

“Support low-cost, income-tested affordable housing options for seniors and veterans.”

“Work with provincial and federal governments to develop practical, creative responses to homelessness.”

“Keep taxes fair and reasonable, based on the needs of the community and the priorities of residents.”

“Explore practical opportunities for the City of Nanaimo to generate new revenue, including options such as water-system power generation, sponsorships, and limited land development.”

“Support a catheterization(cath) lab so patients with heart issues can receive timely treatment closer to home. Nanaimo is the only city of its size without this much-needed critical service.”

“Advocate for a Community Medical Clinic, similar to other models in communities on Vancouver Island, such as Colwood, Esquimalt, and most recently Qualicum Beach.”

“Investment goes where it is welcome. We need to reduce barriers to investment in the City of Nanaimo.”

“City Council works best when councillors listen carefully, ask important questions, collaborate respectfully, and avoid political party-style block voting.”

“Improve communication with the residents of Nanaimo on the achievable strategic objectives during this four-year term of City Council.”

“Work with provincial and federal partners to secure funding to expand Nanaimo’s waterfront walkway for residents, visitors, local businesses, and tourism.”

“Continue with on-going infrastructure renewal.”