Caitlin is a long-time climate advocate, a lawyer for Indigenous governments, cyclist and Strathcona resident. 

Caitlin is running because she believes City Hall can and must do more to make sure young people, families, workers and seniors have a place and a safe, sustainable future in Vancouver. From preparing for our changing climate, building safe and affordable housing and investing in the spaces and services that make Vancouver a great place to live, Caitlin is committed to practical, evidence-based policies that deliver meaningful, measurable change.

Consistent Community Values - Caitlin has been a climate and social justice advocate for two decades. She's a current Board Director of the Wilderness Committee and volunteers as a lawyer for tenants in residential tenancy disputes. You’ll see her biking to community events, swimming at Britannia pool, and building connections through sports and recreation across the city. 

Experienced Advocate - As a lawyer for Indigenous governments, Caitlin has negotiated decision-making agreements with federal and provincial governments and industry, developed governance frameworks, and lobbied for policy change. She finds common ground and builds consensus without wavering on core values.

Committed to Improving Vancouver - Caitlin ran as a OneCity park board candidate in 2022 on a platform to increase investments in community centres, advance reconciliation with host nations and protect accessible and vibrant park spaces. She has spoken at Council meetings to stand up for affordable housing projects, a living wage for city workers, and in support of investments in community infrastructure.

Caitlin has built her career standing up for people, community spaces, and the environment- and now she's running to bring that same commitment to City Hall.