Annette Reilly
Annette Reilly is an award-winning filmmaker, health advocate, and mother of two, living in East Vancouver. As a working mother and renter, Annette is keenly aware of the challenges of raising a family in an increasingly unaffordable city. She is motivated by her concerns about the environment and her desire to protect Vancouver’s people, culture, and natural beauty. With a background in film and extensive volunteer advocacy for young adults with cancer, Annette believes Vancouver deserves evidence-based decision-making, transparency, and integrity in local governance.
Annette’s platform focuses on three key pillars. First, she is dedicated to creating healthy communities by ensuring Vancouver’s neighbourhoods are vibrant, sustainable, and accessible. Every resident should have access to greenspace, active transportation, and essential services. Annette envisions a climate-healthy city where families can thrive in healthy, supportive environments.
Second, Annette is committed to transparency and accountability in local governance. She believes Vancouver’s residents deserve ethical leadership and that the ABC/Sim government must be held accountable. Decisions made at City Hall should prioritize integrity and responsible governance, benefiting the entire community, not just a select few.
Finally, Annette is a strong advocate for housing for everyone. She is fighting for stronger tenant protections, more affordable housing, and improved maintenance standards in Vancouver’s housing market. Annette is determined to address the housing crisis by ensuring all Vancouverites—regardless of income—have access to safe, secure, and affordable housing.
Annette Reilly’s dedication to her community, her values, and her commitment to building a more equitable and sustainable Vancouver make her a powerful advocate for change.