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Mayor George Harvie and the Achieving for Delta team continue to deliver results.
With 1,146 net new units in 2025, Delta beat housing targets for the second year in a row.
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Mayor George Harvie and members of Achieving for Delta approved the Winskill Renewal Project, the largest capital project in city history, in 2024.
Construction started in 2025 and will see the current aquatic and fitness centre replaced with a new, larger, and more modern facility.
Vote Achieving for Delta on October 17th, so we can continue delivering.
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Delta deserves answers. B.C. Transport officials need to come to Council and explain the disruptive chaos around the George Massey Tunnel.
Sign the petition and demand accountability.
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Delta deserves better access to healthcare. Tell the B.C. Government that we’re done waiting.
Over the past Council term, Mayor George Harvie (@MayorHarvie) and the Achieving for Delta team created the Youth and Kids (YAK) Pass, offering residents aged 18 and under UNLIMITED drop-in access to city pools, ice rinks and fitness centres.
This innovative program is the first of its kind in British Columbia and it works, with 14,990 passes issued and almost one million recreation visits in 2025 (up 6%).
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Mayor Harvie has been emphatic about the fact that he and the community just want something done. No unnecessary delays or political games.
Delta deserves a crossing that is safe, cost effective and delivered on time.
Mayor Harvie was a team player putting Delta’s interest forward in an environment requiring the ability to work through complex issues with other mayors.
Recent narratives attempting to mischaracterize municipal decisions from nearly eight years ago are a distraction from the real issue. Our community is stuck in gridlock while senior levels of government stall.
It is time to establish the facts clearly:
The Bridge Was Cancelled Provincially in 2017:
The previous 10-lane bridge project was cancelled entirely by the provincial government prior to Mayor Harvie taking office.
Municipalities Hold No Jurisdiction Over Provincial Projects:
Local mayors and councils possess zero administrative or operational control over provincial infrastructure delivery, procurement strategies, or construction timelines.
The Tunnel Was a Consensus-Driven Mandate:
Following the province's cancellation of the bridge, more than 40 regional mayors voted collectively to endorse an 8-lane tunnel option, after being given little choice. This unified regional stance was taken specifically to break a severe political stalemate and get a stalled, critical safety corridor moving.
Delta residents deserve leadership defined by truth, accountability, and immediate results - not political revisionism and more delays.
The role of municipal leadership is to advocate fiercely for our community.
Attempting to shift accountability onto local leadership to deflect from provincial procurement delays and escalating project costs is unacceptable.
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George Harvey, the Mayor of Delta, is ringing the alarm after safety concerns were raised by the fired contractor of the Massey Tunnel replacement project. vancouver.citynews.ca/2026/0…
Mayor George Harvie and the Achieving for Delta team have made it our mission to advocate for proper staffing levels and expanded Urgent and Primary Care Centre services in Delta.
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Mayor Harvie is calling on senior B.C. transportation officials and project representatives to appear before Delta Council to explain how the existing George Massey Tunnel will remain open during construction of the new tunnel. (1/4)
serious concerns have been raised about potential cost increases and construction risks.
Delta residents deserve answers. (3/4)
The Delta community raised nearly $20 million for the Beedie Long-Term Care Facility, but the provincial government broke its promise and paused construction.
Mayor George Harvie & the Achieving for Delta team are telling the province to lift the pause and restart construction.
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We’re already partnering with the Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation to put pressure on the province. We need to replace the aging Mountain View Facility to protect seniors’ dignity.
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See you there!!!
Canada Day is coming up THIS WEEK. 🍁
Join us as we celebrate the occasion on July 1 at Chalmers Park in North Delta with our Great Big Birthday Bash!
Get the full schedule at delta.ca/CanadaDay.
Mayor Harvie and the Achieving for Delta team want to congratulate CBSA officers on their historic opium seizure at Delta Port this year.
But it also underscores a serious reality: our ports continue to be a major entry and exit point for illegal drugs and weapons.
For years, Mayor Harvie has been advocating for stronger port security.
As we move ahead with significant port expansion, we must match that growth with modern, effective enforcement. Crime today is more sophisticated - and our response must be equally advanced.
Protecting our communities and securing our ports must go hand in hand.
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