Metro Conversations are about bringing Urbanist and City Making conversations out of the Urban core to the urban edge: the north shore, south of the Fraser, the northeast sector, and beyond. In this conversation, New Westminster Patrick Councillor Johnstone talks about how running for re-election means defending past decisions, and how a conservative slate tried to run as progressives.

SFU Metro Conversations

Running for Re-Election in New Westminster - Councillor Patrick Johnstone

Metro Conversations are about bringing Urbanist and City Making conversations out of the Urban core to places where cool urban transformations are happening: the urban edge, the north shore, south of the Fraser, the northeast sector. We provide experts with contrasting views, to get the facts out front and the conversation rolling. Then ask your questions and present your opinions, so we all can learn from each other. Metro Conversations doesn't have lecturers and audience, but presenters and participants. It's a conversation. Add your voice. Metro Conversations are presented in partnership with SFU Public Square and hosted by councillors Nathan Pachal from the City of Langley, Kiersten Duncan from the City of Maple Ridge, Mathew Bond from the District of North Vancouver and Patrick Johnstone of New Westminster.

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