A clear plan for a growing Abbotsford.

Roads, transportation, recreation facilities, and city services must scale with the people who depend on them. Responsible growth means asking the hard questions before we build, and planning for the next decade — not just the next budget cycle.

Safer communities start with proactive conversations about emergency preparedness, violence prevention, mental-health support, and the everyday relationships that hold a neighbourhood together.

Residents, families, businesses, and rural communities deserve clear, timely communication from City Hall. That means listening first, explaining decisions plainly, and showing up where people actually are.

From family farms and ag-tech to ag-tourism and downtown storefronts, Abbotsford's economy is its people. Smart policy keeps our agricultural identity strong while opening new opportunities.

Sumas, Clayburn, rural Abbotsford, and our newer developing neighbourhoods all deserve a seat at the table. Engagement isn't a checkbox — it's how good decisions get made.

City Council terms are four years long. Rupi believes in honest, achievable priorities that can deliver meaningful progress within that time — not empty promises designed for a campaign brochure.