Conservative Party of Surrey

Honveer Singh RandhawaFor Mayor of Surrey.

Fix the problems people actually care about. Spend every tax dollar like it matters.

For far too long, city hall has gotten away with reckless spending and zero accountability. This campaign is built on transparency, fiscal responsibility, and a vision driven entirely by what Surrey's residents actually need.
— Honveer Randhawa

Election Day, October 17, 2026

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The Council Team

A Team That Answers to Surrey.

Each councillor candidate leads a defined policy portfolio, with a public commitment to the same accountability standards as the mayoral platform.

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Calvin Vanderploeg

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Calvin VanderPloeg has called Surrey home for 25 years. A tradesperson by profession, he has spent nearly four decades building and managing businesses in the construction and hospitality industries, bringing common-sense leadership and real-world experience to everything he does.

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Ricky (Navdeep) Bajwa

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Ricky Bajwa is a dedicated community leader and proud resident of Surrey, where he has lived for over 16 years. A family man with a wife and two children, Ricky understands the values and challenges that matter most to local families.

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Donna Wu

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Donna Wu has lived in Surrey for over 26 years. As a local real estate sales expert, community volunteer, and parent, she understands the everyday challenges facing local families and has spent decades working to build safer, stronger neighbourhoods.

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Dan B. Carlos

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Dan Carlos is a Filipino-Canadian community leader who has proudly called Surrey his home for 30 years, building strong relationships across many cultural backgrounds. His commitment to service is rooted in his faith and a lifelong passion for mentorship and community building.

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Harkirat Singh Sidhu

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Harkirat Singh Sidhu is a B.Tech graduate and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with deep ties across Surrey's diverse communities, built through the Spreading Hope Society, blood donation initiatives, and cultural activities. He is stepping forward with a clear vision: listen to residents, respond to their concerns, and turn ideas into meaningful action.

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Mehnaz Javed

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Mehnaz Javed is a proven community leader ready to serve Surrey at City Hall. Holding a Bachelor of Arts degree and serving as Vice President of the Pakistani Canadian Cultural Association BC, she has spent years building strong connections between newcomers, seniors, and families across the city.

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Manu Sharma

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Manu Sharma holds a Bachelor's degree in Commerce and brings a strong combination of education, entrepreneurial experience, professional expertise, and community leadership. An experienced immigration consultant who has assisted more than 500 clients, he is committed to practical, people-focused leadership and to helping Surrey grow into a safer, stronger, and more prosperous city.

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Cordell Pullar

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Cordell Pullar has spent decades working in senior care and hospice, building a career of people-centered, compassionate leadership. A community advocate, small business owner, and singer, she is committed to improving healthcare infrastructure, senior services, and policies that prioritize dignity, accessibility, and long-term sustainability.

Meet the full team
$600Property tax cut for every Surrey home
5Business days to a guaranteed building permit
15Minutes to a rec centre, library, or playground
8Neighbourhood zones with monthly City Hall clinics
The Mandates

Commitments to Surrey.

Safer Streets. Lower Taxes. Stronger Surrey.

Public Washroom Access

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Public Washroom Access

Surrey seniors and families deserve to use public spaces without worrying about basic access. A city-wide washroom plan that works with existing infrastructure and puts facilities where people actually gather: bus stops, parks, and community spaces.

Business Property Tax Plan

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Business Property Tax Plan

Surrey should be the most business-friendly city in BC. We protect commercial property owners from tax increases, reward job-creating small businesses with a direct tax reduction, and eliminate business licensing fees entirely for our full four-year term.

Parental Consent SOGI 123

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Parental Consent SOGI 123

Surrey parents have a right to know what is taught in their children's classrooms. On gender ideology material in schools, parental involvement is not optional. This team will establish a Parents Action Committee to ensure classroom content is age-appropriate and guided by the families it affects.

Home Protection Fund

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Home Protection Fund

This is not about landlords against tenants. Most landlords are responsible and most tenants are good. But when things go wrong, the current system leaves property owners holding the bill with no practical recourse. This city will back a fund that reimburses valid RTB damage awards, creates real accountability, and improves a process that currently serves neither side well.

Water Bill Plan

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Water Bill Plan

Surrey families are paying too much for water, and the solution has been put entirely on their shoulders. Installing a water meter should mean real savings, not a bill of thousands of dollars before you see a single cent of benefit. This city will install meters for every Surrey home at no cost to the homeowner, bringing genuine relief to household budgets at a time when affordability is a real and daily pressure.

Compassionate Compliance Plan

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Compassionate Compliance Plan

Surrey residents facing compliance issues and stop work orders deserve a city that helps them fix the problem, not one that buries them in penalties. Punishing homeowners without giving them the tools to resolve their situation is not governance. This team stands beside cooperative residents with faster permits, direct access to city resources, and a government that finally works for the people it serves.

Why Conservative Party of Surrey

Surrey has heard enough promises.

For too long, city hall has gotten away with reckless spending, rising taxes, and streets that feel less safe every year. Surrey families are working harder than ever and getting less in return, because leadership stopped putting residents first.

This campaign is built around what Surrey families actually care about: safer streets, lower taxes, and a city hall that is finally transparent about where your money goes. Bold, conservative leadership that puts families first and answers to residents, not insiders.

Surrey's families have waited long enough. It's time for leadership that actually protects them.

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A mayor who answers to you starts with a mayor who listens first.

We are holding town halls in every neighborhood before election day. Come ask a hard question. Bring a neighbor who has one too.

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