Under British Columbia's local election rules, campaign contributions may only be made by individuals who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents and residents of British Columbia. Contributions from corporations, unions, and organizations are not permitted.

No. Campaign contributions to municipal election campaigns are not tax-deductible. Contributions are subject to the rules and disclosure requirements of British Columbia's Local Elections Campaign Financing Act (LECFA).

Your contribution helps cover the costs of running a community-focused campaign, including lawn signs, brochures, website and advertising costs, community events, and voter outreach. Every dollar supports connecting with residents and sharing my vision for Gibsons. Campaign finances are managed in accordance with BC election finance laws.

Absolutely! There are many ways to help, from delivering brochures and putting up signs to attending events, sharing information with friends and neighbours, or helping on election day. I'd love to hear from you! Please visit the Join the Campaign page to involved.

Yes. Eligible individuals may make in-kind contributions, such as donating goods or services, in accordance with the Local Elections Campaign Financing Act. Please contact me before making an in-kind contribution so we can ensure it complies with the applicable rules and reporting requirements.

At this time, campaign contributions cannot be designated in honour or memory of another person. If you'd like to support the campaign because someone inspired you to do so, you're very welcome to mention that in the comments when you contact us, but all contributions must be made by the individual contributor using their own funds.