NW Councillor Paul Minhas

08/19/2026

07/28/2026

New Westminster taxpayers deserve environmental action that delivers real local results.

The NWP will cancel the City’s participation in the ‘Sue Big Oil’ campaign and redirect those funds toward practical environmental programs that deliver visible results here at home — projects that can make our neighbourhoods greener, cooler and more resilient.

Environmental responsibility should be measured by results, not slogans.

News release: https://nwprogress.ca/a-greener-new-west/



NW City Councillor Daniel Fontaine
Paul Singh Minhas
Maryann Morrison for New West
Ken Armstrong for New West Council
Ray Porcellato
Rick Folka for City Council
Karima Budhwani for New West City Council
Liz Fajber for New Westminster School Board
Danielle Connelly - School Board Trustee, New Westminster School District
Anita Dunn
Kathleen Carlsen
Don Doyle
Lucas Steele for New Westminster School Board

07/23/2026

Public business should happen in public whenever possible.

The NWP will hear more citizen delegations at regular Council meetings, publish agendas at least seven days in advance, and hold Council debate in public unless confidentiality is required by law.

Residents should not have to fight to see how decisions are made.

News release: https://www.nwprogress.ca/post/putting-residents-first-plan-to-open-up-city-hall



NW City Councillor Daniel Fontaine
Paul Singh Minhas
Maryann Morrison for New West
Ken Armstrong for New West Council
Ray Porcellato
Rick Folka for City Council
Karima Budhwani for New West City Council
Liz Fajber for New Westminster School Board
Danielle Connelly - School Board Trustee, New Westminster School District
Anita Dunn
Kathleen Carlsen
Don Doyle
Lucas Steele for New Westminster School Board

07/17/2026

Housing affordability is one of the biggest challenges facing New West. The NWP supports a practical, compassionate approach - more choices for seniors, families and first-time buyers, more affordable and supportive housing, and fewer unnecessary delays for good projects. We’ll work with BC Housing and senior governments while also advocating for a fair regional distribution of supportive housing across Metro Vancouver.

Let’s grow with care, compassion and common sense.

Vote for change in New West this fall.

News release: https://www.nwprogress.ca/post/build-complete-communities



NW City Councillor Daniel Fontaine
Paul Singh Minhas
Maryann Morrison for New West
Ken Armstrong for New West Council
Ray Porcellato
Rick Folka for City Council
Karima Budhwani for New West City Council
Liz Fajber for New Westminster School Board
Danielle Connelly - School Board Trustee, New Westminster School District
Anita Dunn
Kathleen Carlsen
Don Doyle
Lucas Steele for New Westminster School Board

07/16/2026

A stronger downtown benefits the whole city. New West’s downtown should be active, welcoming and full of life — with housing, local businesses, restaurants, public gathering spaces, arts, culture and street-level activity that bring people together.

The NWP will push for action on key sites, support temporary community uses while vacant sites await redevelopment, and bring fresh ideas to Columbia Street - from micro-retail to public art and pedestrian-friendly improvements.

Vote for change in New West this fall.

News release: https://www.nwprogress.ca/post/build-complete-communities



NW City Councillor Daniel Fontaine
Paul Singh Minhas
Maryann Morrison for New West
Ken Armstrong for New West Council
Ray Porcellato
Rick Folka for City Council
Karima Budhwani for New West City Council
Liz Fajber for New Westminster School Board
Danielle Connelly - School Board Trustee, New Westminster School District
Anita Dunn
Kathleen Carlsen
Don Doyle
Lucas Steele for New Westminster School Board

07/14/2026

Founded in 2017, the NWP is a diverse, non-partisan electoral organization in New Westminster running 13 candidates for mayor, council, and school board in the October 17 municipal election.

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