The NOW sent questionnaires out to candidates running in Burnaby Central, Burnaby North-Seymour and Vancouver Fraserview-South Burnaby.
The New West Record completed questionnaires for the candidates in New Westminster-Burnaby-Maillardville.
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Vancouver Fraserview-South Burnaby candidate Desiderio Magtanggol 'Bonn' Reyes, PPC
Question: What made you decide to run for federal government?
Answer: I joined the People’s Party of Canada during the “Truckers Freedom Convoy." I felt a strong belief in the freedom of man as bestowed by God and that he should have the “freedom to redress grievances, which is a fundamental right of individuals to petition or seek redress from government or other authorities for perceived wrongs or injustices, which is enshrined in constitutions and human right declarations.
Question: Do you live in the riding that you are running in?
Answer: No.
Question: What do you think are the biggest concerns that British Columbians are facing that can be addressed by the federal government?
Answer: High taxes, unafordable housing, extremely high cost of living and homelessness.
Question: Burnaby has some of the highest rent and housing prices in Canada. What would you do to help control prices?
Answer: The candidate did not provide a response.
Question: With the ongoing tariff concerns, what would you and your government do to protect Canadian jobs and ease the financial burden on consumers?
Answer: The candidate did not provide a response
Question: The NOW will be closing no later than April 21. How will you and your party work to strengthen or change the Online News Act to ensure Canadians in communities of all sizes continue to have access to independent, trustworthy local information?
Answer: The candidate did not provide a response.
Question: Many Canadians are deeply concerned about the ongoing threats of annexation and tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump. How would you and your party deal with this situation?
Answer: The candidate did not provide a response.
Editor's note: The NOW sent this questionnaire to all candidates in all of Burnaby's four ridings. Candidates were given an April 9 submission deadline.
