RITE Richmond Richmond 2026

Open government, free votes for each member, donor lists before voting day, and pressure on the Province

RITE Richmond's home page promises "access to democracy through open government" and collaboration with the Province and Ottawa. Its platform promises to pressure the BC government on housing, health care, long-term care and the drug crisis, and to work with all members of Council. Its constitution commits it to publishing its contribution lists before election day, and its Ethics page says each elected member votes as they see fit.

HOW THE CITY IS GOVERNED

RITE Richmond on governance

The organization's toxic drug statement says drug enforcement, drug education and addiction treatment are federal and provincial responsibilities, that the City's only power is to provide land for provincial housing programs, and that RITE councillors have been portrayed as wanting "drug sites" when they were pressing the Province to improve its programs. On election night Gillanders told the Richmond News that council "doesn't deal with drugs or healthcare or addiction".

Both Wolfe and Gillanders said yes in the Richmond News questionnaire to more public consultations before major infrastructure decisions, to continuing the City's appeal of the Cowichan Tribes ruling, and to more reconciliation work with First Nations. Wolfe wrote that the Province and Ottawa should negotiate any settlement.

Day's post of October 7, 2026 says she will work with the new council and support the new members. The About page says the organization wants easier neighbourhood consultations and more young people in local politics.

5 PUBLISHED COMMITMENTS

What they say they will do

  • Press the Province on housing, health care, long-term care and the drug crisis

    The platform page promises to pressure the BC government to fulfil its responsibilities on housing, health care, long-term care and the drug crisis. The toxic drug statement says the City has no power over enforcement, education or treatment.

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  • More public consultation before major infrastructure decisions

    Wolfe and Gillanders both answered yes to the Richmond News question on holding more public consultations before major infrastructure decisions. The About page promises easier neighbourhood consultations.

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  • Publish contribution lists before election day

    The constitution on the organization's site commits it to publishing its monetary and in-kind contribution lists on a regular basis and before election day. Its Election Spending page held no list on October 30, 2026.

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  • Each elected member votes as they see fit

    The Ethics page says it has never been unusual for RITE members to vote on opposite sides of an issue, and that the mandate of each elected member is to vote after researching the issue with the public.

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  • Work with every member of Council

    The platform page promises to work collaboratively with all members of Council. Day's post of October 7, 2026 says she will support the four new councillors so they can succeed.

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What is not published

  • The platform holds no commitment on council procedure or the size of council.
  • The Election Spending page, which the constitution says should carry contribution lists, was empty on October 30, 2026.

Sources

A source marked SAYS SO ITSELF is the party's own material. It proves what the party claims, not that the claim is true.

  1. Register of Elector Organizations by Jurisdiction, as of October 30, 2026 Elections BC · published · checked
  2. Elector organizations: registration and financial reporting Elections BC · checked
  3. Financial Reports and Political Contributions System: local elections scanned reports search Elections BC · checked
  4. Declaration of Election by Voting, September 21, 2026 City of Richmond · published · checked
  5. Declaration of Official Election Results, October 21, 2026 City of Richmond · published · checked
  6. Council minutes, November 28, 2022 City of Richmond · published · checked
  7. Oval Performance and Forensic Audits City of Richmond · published · checked
  8. Finding Affordable Housing City of Richmond · checked
  9. RITE Richmond: home page SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  10. RITE Richmond: RITE Platform English SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  11. RITE Richmond: statement on the toxic drug problem SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  12. RITE Richmond: About SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  13. RITE Richmond: History SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  14. RITE Richmond: Ethics SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  15. RITE Richmond: Election Spending SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  16. RITE Richmond: Constitution SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  17. RITE Richmond: Carol Day SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  18. RITE Richmond: Laura Gillanders SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  19. RITE Richmond: Michael Wolfe SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · checked
  20. Ways to make rental and market housing more affordable, by Laura Gillanders SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · published · checked
  21. Richmond Votes: Council candidate Laura Gillanders, questionnaire answers posted on RITE's site SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · published · checked
  22. Our strength is in our diversity, by Carol Day SAYS SO ITSELFRITE Richmond · published · checked
  23. Richmond Votes: City council candidate Michael Wolfe Richmond News · published · checked
  24. Richmond Votes: Newly formed slate Advance Richmond elects three councillors Richmond News · published · checked
  25. Richmond Votes: Municipal election turnout rises by 15K in 2026 Richmond News · published · checked
  26. Richmond Olympic Oval city subsidy capped at $2.5 million Richmond News · published · checked
  27. Richmond looks for Oval board members after council rejects recommended directors Richmond News · published · checked
  28. Steveston waterfront could have more homes Richmond News · published · checked
  29. RITE adds one more city councillor to roster Richmond News · published · checked
  30. RCA and RITE Richmond once again join forces Richmond News · published · checked
  31. Richmond Votes 2018: Election Results Richmond News · published · checked
  32. Community activist Carol Day and Olympian Loo win seats on Richmond council Richmond News · published · checked
  33. Richmond election results in minimal change Richmond Sentinel · published · checked
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