How do our provincial leaders propose to invest in transportation? How will transportation projects - from tunnels and bridges, to cycling paths, to light rail and subways - affect the economy and environment of our region?

Metro Vancouver expects another half million jobs and 1.2 million more residents over the next three decades.  Our continued economic success  depends on layered public transportation in our urban centres, strengthened connections to rapidly growing suburban communities, better use of existing space for goods movement, and more affordable and healthy options.

Help make transportation an election issue! Come and listen to provincial candidates offer their party's solutions to Metro Vancouver's transportation woes. Ask them your questions, and get some answers.

When: April 18th, 7-9pm

Where: SFU Harbour Centre, Room 1400-1430

Cost: FREE

  Hosted by SFU Public Square, Carbon Talks, SFU's The City Program,
SFU Centre for Dialogue, and Sustainable SFU

With confirmed participants:

Mary Polak, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure
Jane Sterk, Leader of the Green Party of BC
Duane Nickull, MLA candidate for Vancouver-Point Grey, of the BC Conservative Party
Harry Bains, opposition critic for Transportation and Infrastructure, BC NDP

In partnership with:

The SFU City Program

The SFU Centre for Dialogue