Daniel Fontaine

The result, nothing for $37,000 of your dollars.

Metro Vancouver's Lee Cunt will look into the issue with Daniel Fontaine.

Plus, 122 times in 10 years, a person made contact with a SkyTrain.

Since 2023, that rate has doubled.

$37,000.

So what exactly did we pay for and who answered for it? Well, join me now to talk about this issue.

is Daniel Fontaine, U.S. Minister of City Councilor and mayoral candidate as well.

Daniel, thank you so much for your time.

Yeah.

She's on the podium with, again, we'll mention his name, Daniel Fontaine and Cashy.

When it comes to those go-to global personnel, Eleanor Sturckow is definitely one of them.

And one of the attacks on her this week from the NDP was that they called her a fiscal conservative.

In recent months, she became the target of an internal investigation, one involving a snitch line.

A stunning situation, says New Westminster mayoral candidate Daniel Fontaine.

To have conducted this type of investigation and to then be sending letters, and amazingly, they actually set up a tip line.

So what they were trying to do is get one director to snitch on another director.

And now Metro Van has become a target in some of our municipal elections.

Cash Heed, running for Mayor of Richmond, Daniel Fontaine, running for Mayor of New Westminster, have co-written an accountability charter supporting major reforms at the board.

Obviously, a steady hand is needed.

Mike Hurley, the successful mayor of Burnaby, is also chair of Metro Vancouver.

Local government elections are coming to cities and towns across British Columbia on October 17th.

On this edition, I visit New Westminster, the geographic center of Metro Vancouver, to speak with Councilor Daniel Fontaine, who is running for mayor with the New West Progressives.

We are here in New Westminster, the royal city, with Daniel Fontaine, leader of the New West Progressives, a city councilor in New Westminster, who is running for the mayoralty on October 17th.

Daniel, you're launching your campaign, formally launching your campaign, even though, uh, you've intended to run for mayor for many, many months.

Mm-hmm.

And the people in New Westminster are telling me that the services, the community centers, the parks, the playgrounds, the green space is nowhere near what we have in West Vancouver, so they want us to get that back under control, and that's precisely what we're gonna do in the next four years.

Well, thank you again.

Daniel Fontaine, city councilor in New Westminster, leader of the New West Progressives, and running for mayor with the New West Progressives in the October 17th municipal election.

A long weekend.

And just before I get to my first guest, take a listen to what Daniel Fontaine said on The Mike Smith Show.

Daniel Fontaine is a New Westminster councillor, also running for mayor in New West.

Here's just one of his takes on that announcement.

There is finally one decision that they've made, although it took a long time for this to come.

And it just does not build trust.

If this organization wants to build a culture of trust, doing what they did, that little stunt on Friday afternoon is not it's not going to help in any way.

That was Daniel Fontaine speaking earlier today on the Mike Smith Show.

Yes, the Friday before a long weekend.

And just before I get to my first guest, take a listen to what Daniel Fontaine said on the Mike Smith Show.

Daniel Fontaine is a New Westminster councillor, also running for mayor in New West.

Here's just one of his takes on that announcement.

there is finally uh one decision that they made although it took a long time for this to come uh they finally made that shift at the top and and as i'm hoping the metro vancouver doesn't think that this is the end because it is really just the beginning of a number of uh initiatives that they should be undertaking but but mike the manner in which they did this i mean to to just so cynical this to do this on a friday afternoon late on a friday take out the trash friday Four o'clock or so in the afternoon to send a note out to the media that Mr. Dubrovolny was gone when the decision had been made, I believe, a couple of weeks before.

And it just does not build trust.

If this organization wants to build a culture of trust, doing what they did, that little stunt on Friday afternoon is not it's not going to help in any way.

That was Daniel Fontaine speaking earlier today on the Mike Smith Show.