I’m proud to be a Port Moody native, the best city in the World !
I grew up here and deeply cherish the City’s history, so it is an honour for me to help lead Port Moody into the future.
Like you, I love Port Moody and that’s why I continue to advocate for a strong community that embraces change and remains the most amazing city.
I served on Port Moody Council for 13 years - Councillor from 2005-2011 and Mayor from 2011-2018. I am proud to have a led a Council and Staff team that delivered many community enhancements and planned responsibly for the future, and the work that I did in the region with our neighbouring municipalities.
I am committed to a livable, accessible city with vibrant public spaces, healthy neighbourhoods, sustainable mobility, a diverse and resilient local economy, and an affordable housing market. And to celebrate our Arts and Culture and support our designation as 'City of the Arts'.
The world is changing at a rapid rate, and I believe strongly that it is important to embrace change, not deny it, and to move forward !
Planning for our future
Sustainable
Future
Responsible Growth and Development
Environmental Protection
Financial Responsibility
Affordability
Good Neighbourhoods
Build Good Communities
Public Safety
Recreation
Festivals and Events
Experienced
Leadership
Role of Mayor
Collaboration and Cooperation
Open and Transparent Government
In the Community
Singing for Soroptimist
Mayor Mike and one of “The Three Divas” Polly Krier performed a crowd-pleasing lip sync to raise funds for Soroptimist, an organization benefitting women and girls.
Volunteering at Crossroads Hospice
Crossroads Hospice Society provides compassionate care to those affected by the end-of-life experience. Mike has supported this amazing organization with many hours of volunteer service.
Metro Vancouver Leadership
Mike has a number of responsibilities with Metro Vancouver, including chairing the Housing Committee and serving on the Electoral Area and Utilities Committees.
Plunging into the New Year
Every year, hundreds of participants rush crazily into the Burrard Inlet to commemorate the new year at the Penguin Plunge. Someone in this photo needs a haircut. It’s not the dog.
Celebrating the Evergreen Line
The TriCities Mayors were thrilled to be among the first riders on the newly-opened Evergreen (aka Millenium) Line. Approximately 30,000 riders use this line daily.
Mike and the Share Bear
Mike volunteers with Share Society, a community organization dedicated to connecting, engaging, and strengthening individuals and families. Plus, who doesn’t like a bear hug?