ELECTGENEVIÈVEKYLE-LEFEBVRE
for Coquitlam City Council
LISTEN. ACT. UNITE.
A practical voice for Coquitlam means listening to residents, acting on what matters, and following through with clear, accountable results.
Community Leadership
Deep roots in the Tri-Cities
A Tri-Cities resident for over 20 years and a proud Coquitlam resident for the past decade, I am a mother, community leader, nonprofit executive and longtime volunteer. My experience includes community media, neighbourhood advocacy, finance, health care, nonprofit management and creating initiatives that bring people together.
My record is grounded in listening, building partnerships and following through on commitments.
10 years
Calling Coquitlam home and serving the community.
Community media
Past President of Tri-Cities Community Television.
Neighbourhood advocacy
Executive Board member of the Burke Mountain Residents Association.
Community Champion
Recipient of the 2025 Community Champion Award.
Professional leadership
Nonprofit executive with experience in finance and health care.
Community initiatives
Co-founded Tri-Cities United, co-created FACES, and founded and hosted Mom Talk.
A Practical Voice for Coquitlam
Four priorities for Coquitlam
Coquitlam is growing. The decisions made now must keep the city affordable, protect taxpayers, strengthen neighbourhoods, and ensure infrastructure and community amenities keep pace with development.
Affordability & Protecting Taxpayers
Keep property tax increases reasonable and predictable, spend responsibly, and look for practical ways to keep Coquitlam affordable for families, seniors and residents.
Safe & Strong Neighbourhoods
Support first responders, safer roads, traffic safety, emergency preparedness, parks, recreation and strong community connections.
Accountable & Responsive Leadership
Improve transparency by communicating major proposals earlier, making information easier to understand, and giving residents meaningful opportunities to be heard before important decisions are made. Support careful budgeting, clear reporting, and a councillor who listens and follows through.
Responsible Growth
Make sure roads, transportation, parks, recreation, infrastructure and community amenities keep pace with development.
A Distinct Campaign Priority
Food Recovery and Food Security
Coquitlam can reduce food waste and improve access to nutritious food by bringing businesses, charities, community organizations, institutions and volunteers together.
- Support partnerships that redirect usable food to people instead of landfills.
- Consider food recovery in City events, waste-diversion planning and community grants.
- Reduce practical barriers that make it harder for organizations and businesses to participate.
For me, public service has always been about people.
Geneviève Kyle-Lefebvre
As a mother, Burke Mountain resident, community leader and nonprofit executive, I have seen how growth affects roads, services, families, local organizations and neighbourhoods. I am running to bring an accessible, collaborative and practical voice to City Hall.
I Want to Hear from You
Contact the campaign, volunteer, request a lawn sign, donate or share the most important issue in your neighbourhood.