Matt Djonlic, Coquitlam City Councillor
During this time, I have also been working for the provincial government in the areas of housing, mental health, finance, and municipal affairs.
I’m running for City Council to make sure we build the kind of neighbourhoods our kids can grow up in and seniors can afford to stay in so we can continue to keep our sense of community in Coquitlam. For the last eight years I have been one of your Coquitlam Public Library Board trustees where I successfully advocated for a new Burke Mountain branch and expanded services, while staying within our budget. I want to bring all my experience onto City Council to advocate for people.
11/12/2023
Well said Nolan.
11/05/2023
Come by the Austin Safeway or Burquitlam Safeway to say hi to Steve Kim or I and get your poppy
11/01/2023
My job… is just city hall
11/01/2023
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09/30/2023
Today the Survivors’ Flag is raised at Coquitlam City Hall to recognize those indigenous peoples that survived the residential school system and for those that never made it home.
09/28/2023
Police resolve school threat
Coquitlam RCMP Frontline officers responded to a third-party threat report at Centennial Secondary located at 570 Poirier Street, Coquitlam shortly before 11:30 a.m.
To read the full news release, visit: https://ow.ly/lLnG50PQUHP
09/22/2023
Congrats to our new Union of BC Municipalities Trish Masenda-Mandewo!
09/19/2023
is aware of tomorrow’s protest. Our council remains steadfast in our commitment to championing equity, diversity, and inclusion. It is important to emphasize that there is absolutely no place for hate in Coquitlam.
We each have a role to play in nurturing a sense of belonging and ensuring the safety of everyone in Coquitlam, whether they live here or are just visiting.
The City is aware of the upcoming 'Million March 4 Children' event planned in our community, as well as similar events taking place across the country, this week. While we uphold the fundamental right of individuals to organize and participate in peaceful protests within our public spaces, we also want to take this moment to reaffirm our unwavering solidarity with the LGBTQ2S+ community. We firmly support their right to live authentically, without fear of harassment or hatred.
The City of Coquitlam remains steadfast in our commitment to championing equity, diversity, and inclusion, which are the cornerstones of a welcoming community. We respect the right to peaceful protest, but it is important to emphasize that there is absolutely no place for hate in Coquitlam.
To learn more about the City’s actions and initiatives to promote equity, diversity, and inclusion, visit https://ow.ly/bZ9W50PNwm9.
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08/18/2023
My deepest condolences to Stephanie’s family and the kʷikʷəƛ̓əm people. I had the chance to spend a bit of time with Stephanie through council to council work where we both talked about being the respective rookies on our councils. As said by her colleagues Chief Giesbrecht and Councillor Chaffee she had an incredible vision for the future and passion for helping her nation. Heartbreaking.
Statement on the Death of kʷikʷəƛ̓əm Councillor Stephanie Patterson - Kwikwetlem First Nation kʷikʷəƛ̓əm First Nation is is deeply saddened to announce the tragic death of our beloved Councillor and community member, Stephanie Patterson. Stephanie is survived by three children. “Stephanie was passionate about helping all members of our community - our children, youth, adults and Elde...
08/02/2023
More swimming lanes in future $152M Coquitlam rec centre Coquitlam is starting the design phase on the new Northeast Community Centre on Burke Mountain.
07/20/2023
Coquitlam RCMP to finally have mental health professionals attend mental health calls – Tri-Cities Dispatch After advocating for the better part of a decade, Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam will finally have health care professionals accompany RCMP officers on mental health calls.
06/15/2023
Coquitlam residents pay to build and operate our rec centres. They should get priority to register for programs like swim and skating lessons. Starting this fall Coquitlam residents will get to register for programs 48 hours in advance of people from neighbouring municipalities. More here https://www.coquitlam.ca/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1299
05/14/2023
Looks like we have stretch of hot weather ☀️here! Good news if you’re looking to cool down outside. We’re opening all ten of our spray parks early effectively immediately 🔫💧
Check out coquitlam.ca/OutdoorPools for the full list.
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