Thirty years of delivering. Still fighting — for our parks, our homes, our neighbourhoods, and our future.
“She entered politics in 1994 to save Bert Flynn Park — and she’s leading the fight forward today.”
Port Moody is one of the most desirable communities in British Columbia — and keeping it that way requires leadership with a track record, not just a list of promises.
“It’s not about giving developers whatever they want. It’s about making sure that things are done on our terms.”
The question is not whether growth happens in Port Moody. It’s whether the community shapes it — or has it done to them. Meghan’s 30-year record proves she shapes it — with specific dollars, specific homes, and specific amenities already under construction.
Community amenity contributions secured from the PCI development — alongside 865 purpose-built rental homes, a grocery store, a pedestrian overpass to Rocky Point Park, and a daylighted section of Slaughterhouse Creek. Voted through 5–1.
Under construction at Coronation Park — backed by $140 million in BC Housing funding. Includes a 12,300 sq. ft. childcare facility, grocery store, neighbourhood park, and pedestrian overpass to Inlet Centre SkyTrain. Ground broke December 2025.
From Coronation Park alone: $8.1M community amenity, $43.2M infrastructure upgrades, $17.9M for park and overpass, $25.8M development charges, $4.8M public art. An independent review found the project delivering three-and-a-half times the required amenity package.
Elected October 2022 with 55% of the vote. First elected to council in 1996. Finance Committee Chair for 15 years. Metro Vancouver Director and Alternate Director 2002–2018. 2019 Clements Award for Most Outstanding Canadian Politician.
In 1994, Meghan was a young mother with three small children when she fought to save Bert Flynn Park from development. She didn’t stop there. She’s served on Port Moody council since 1996 — one of the longest-serving members in the city’s history — and in 2022, she became Port Moody’s first female mayor.
$20.26 — the year we’re fighting for. Every contribution shows this is a community campaign, not a special interest one.
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$20.26 is the year we’re fighting for — and a statement that this city belongs to its residents.