The 30-second version
Vision 2030 is Bill Petrovas' platform for Burnaby: respect every tax dollar, make housing reachable, keep streets and stations safe, back local business, and give residents a City Hall that answers. Burnaby votes for Mayor on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
Announcements are not accomplishments. Debt free is not waste free.
The briefs
Each one is a short read: what residents are asking, what I would do, and what you could measure by 2030.
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Dignity at transit hubs
Why don't Burnaby's transit hubs have accessible public washrooms?
Accessible washrooms at transit hubs are a basic necessity, not a luxury.
Read the brief02
Respect every tax dollar
Why do Burnaby property taxes keep rising, and what can a mayor do about it?
Debt free is not waste free. Efficiency first, taxes last.
Read the brief03
Housing people can afford
How can Burnaby make housing affordable for families and seniors by 2030?
Build smarter: rent-to-own, faster approvals, and homes families can actually use.
Read the brief04
Transportation that works
How can Burnaby reduce traffic congestion and make getting around safer?
Plan ahead for growth, cut congestion, and make school runs safer.
Read the brief05
Practical climate action
What practical climate action can Burnaby deliver by 2030?
Protect what makes Burnaby green, plan infrastructure before growth, and measure results residents can see.
Read the brief06
Small business backbone
How can Burnaby support small businesses and cut red tape at City Hall?
City Hall should be a partner for business, not another obstacle.
Read the brief07
Safety is a team sport
What is Bill Petrovas' 10-step plan for a safer Burnaby by 2030?
Safety is a team sport — and it's my top priority.
Read the brief08
No One Left Outside
How can Burnaby respond to homelessness with safety, dignity and a path forward?
One point of contact. One Individual Stability Plan. No person passed from office to office.
Read the brief09
A City Hall that answers
How can Burnaby City Hall become more efficient and easier to deal with?
Set standards. Measure results. Publish them.
Read the brief10
Approvals aren't results
Why are thousands of approved homes in Burnaby still not built?
Announcements are not accomplishments. Results are.
Read the brief11
Major project accountability
Why do Burnaby's major public projects face years of delays and growing budgets?
Full cost disclosed before signing — not after the cheque is spent.
Read the brief12
Regional accountability
How did the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant reach $3.86 billion, and why does Burnaby pay?
Burnaby's voice at Metro Vancouver should protect Burnaby taxpayers.
Read the brief13
Burnaby Hospital
What happened to Burnaby Hospital Phase 2, and who is advocating for it?
Announcements without follow-through leave patients waiting.
Read the briefShare Vision 2030
Burnaby is our home. We're in this together. Read the briefs, tell me what I've missed, and hold me to the numbers.
Elect Bill Petrovas
For Mayor of Burnaby
“Announcements are not accomplishments. Debt free is not waste free.”
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