Back a Winner!
Zoe Royer won the last four local elections in our community; electing Zoe for MP will secure a Liberal win for our Riding, and supporting the leadership Canada needs most.
Zoë Royer has called Port Moody–Coquitlam home since 2004. Like many locally elected leaders, she balanced her council work with a day job. During that time, she and her husband also opened three small businesses right here in the Tri-Cities. Zoë isn’t a career politician; she’s a trusted community leader with a long record of public service. Alongside her elected work, she built a career in healthcare, helped grow local businesses, and took on a leadership role focused on sustainable housing solutions. Zoë brings heart, experience, and a deep commitment to doing what’s right. She also co-founded the Art Shuffle, Port Moody’s beloved art walk, now celebrating its fifth year. Zoë brings heart, experience, and a deep commitment to doing what’s right.
REDUCE TRADE BARRIERS
Thanks to Prime Minister Carney, all premiers are on board to eliminate inter-provincial trade barriers. We’re creating one strong economy — investing in infrastructure, Indigenous partnerships, and made-in-Canada supply chains — to unlock growth, lower prices, and reduce our dependency on foreign markets.
CLIMATE LEADERSHIP
Canada is cutting emissions, protecting biodiversity, and investing in climate resilience — including flood and wildfire protection. With billions committed to clean power, home retrofits, Indigenous conservation, and plastic waste bans, we’re building safer communities and securing a livable future for all.
CULTURE & CANADIAN IDENTITY
Canada’s democracy depends on trusted, local journalism. That’s why Mark Carney will strengthen CBC/Radio-Canada with long-term funding, invest in arts and culture, and make tech giants pay their fair share — protecting public media from political interference and serving all Canadians.
HEALTH, DENTAL & PHARMACARE
Expanding dental coverage to 9 million Canadians, launching national pharmacare, and feeding 400,000 more kids in schools. This is universal care for the real world — including contraception, diabetes meds, and preventive health that Canadians can count on.
RECONCILIATION
Real reconciliation means clean water, economic justice, and Indigenous leadership in conservation and development. From the Red Dress Alert to Cedar LNG and UNDRIP-aligned governance, this plan puts partnership — not paternalism — at the centre of Canada’s relationship with Indigenous Peoples.
Contact Us
Entrance: 2421 Spring St, Port Moody.
Mail address: 100, 2414 Saint Johns Street,
Port Moody, BC, V3H 2B1