The Tri-City News sent questionnaires to each candidate in the 2022 civic election to learn more about who they are, why they are campaigning and what are the issues that matter most to them.
Candidates are being published to our website in alphabetical order.
Cameron McBryer
- Age: 39
- Years as a Coquitlam resident: 39
- Occupation: Off-grid solar and battery specialist
- Most recent civic/volunteer work? Previous workplace we adopted the street we were on, and I participated in a charitable boxing tournament called Beer Wars to raise money to fund after school activities for at-risk youth, at East Side Boxing in Vancouver.
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: 778-839-4525
- Instagram: @ccmcbryer
Why are you running for public office?
"I love Coquitlam, and I want it to grow in a sustainable manner while still maintaining the way of life that brings people to the city in the first place. I want to see my friends and family succeed here, and have a happy healthy way of life. I have a skill of bringing together like minded people into cohesive units. It isn’t my vision for the city that matters, it is my ability to listen to your vision that matters."
What’s your No. 1 issue and why?
"Ensuring that with residential growth in population and density, we ensure traffic patterns are well thought out and transit accessibility is increased. More transit options, more frequency, and later service. Later service is essential, with the expected increase in population we will have many more late night and graveyard shift workers."
