Elect Benjamin Perry
Benjamin Perry is a candidate for Coquitlam Council who will work to make Coquitlam a place for everyone.
Vote for affordability, accessibility and climate action. Let's guide Coquitlam to grow more vibrant and walkable with a place for everyone.
03/31/2024
Celebrating all our trans community members today on Trans Day of Visibility 💙💗💙💗 As nations of the world continue to use systems of power to oppress trans rights, know we stand with you in solidarity 🌈
🏳️⚧️2024
03/18/2024
Happy St. Paddy's day!
02/21/2024
Thanks to Tri Cities Community TV for inviting me to an interview.
Ben Perry of the Force of Nature Alliance Host Nancy Furness interviews Ben Perry of Force of Nature Alliance about the organization and their involvement in the Sue Big Oil campaign in Port Moody.
01/28/2024
01/23/2024
Tonight in Port Moody st 6:30 pm. Come join us and support this strong climate move.
01/10/2024
Could Coquitlam do more affordable and multifamily?
Updated Metro Vancouver Housing Databook Released A blog on transportation, urban planning, environment, and other issues that affect the livability in the South of Fraser.
01/10/2024
Tired of politicians representing parties instead of representing us?
Wednesday January 10, 7 pm at Coquitlam Public Library
Come out to support a more open and fair democracy.
This is a non-partisan event.
12/17/2023
Coquitlam City of Coquitlam - Municipality right now
10/30/2023
08/18/2023
Preferably cooperative owned!!
6 storey wood frame buildings create affordable, liveable communities. High rises cost more to build, but as with any luxury item, create more profit. What do you want to see in Coquitlam?
06/24/2023
Steve stopped by Parkside Brewery to buy some beer.
06/24/2023
Parkside Brewery for Tri-Cities Pride Society and ran into Steve Kim
11/01/2022
10/26/2022
FIRST UNITED Have you been evicted or forced to move? Share your story and the impact it's had on you. We want to use this information to help make tenant protections stronger in B.C.
10/15/2022
Vacancy control: taking the next step on housing affordability Recently, two Ontario-based Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) purchased 15 Vancouver apartment buildings for $292 million from Hollyburn Properties. Tenants in those buildings, totaling 614 units, now face a massively elevated risk of being evicted by absentee landlords so that higher rents can
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