Lucy Maloney
@lucymaloney.bsky.social
City Councillor with OneCity Vancouver. Road safety advocate, former environmental lawyer, cyclist, parent. Working for you.
Plan to leave your car at home on Halloween Night (this Friday night) between 5.00 pm and 9.00 pm, and if you do need to drive, take it slowly and carefully to help keep children safe on the most dangerous night of the year for child pedestrians.
October 27, 2025 at 3:38 PM
Plan to leave your car at home on Halloween Night (this Friday night) between 5.00 pm and 9.00 pm, and if you do need to drive, take it slowly and carefully to help keep children safe on the most dangerous night of the year for child pedestrians.
Ken Sim's stunt of a motion has put the City Manager in the difficult position of delivering against an unreasonable ask, with an unreasonable timeline. The process is so rushed that we will have NO details when we vote in November.
Ken Sim won't know what he's voting to cut. And neither will you.
Ken Sim won't know what he's voting to cut. And neither will you.
October 9, 2025 at 6:24 PM
Ken Sim's stunt of a motion has put the City Manager in the difficult position of delivering against an unreasonable ask, with an unreasonable timeline. The process is so rushed that we will have NO details when we vote in November.
Ken Sim won't know what he's voting to cut. And neither will you.
Ken Sim won't know what he's voting to cut. And neither will you.
Ken Sim's property tax stunt starts with an arbitrary, politically-motivated number and asks staff to cut until they meet it.
We should be asking what it will take to meet the expectations of the people we serve.
I oppose Ken Sim's cuts.
We should be asking what it will take to meet the expectations of the people we serve.
I oppose Ken Sim's cuts.
October 8, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Ken Sim's property tax stunt starts with an arbitrary, politically-motivated number and asks staff to cut until they meet it.
We should be asking what it will take to meet the expectations of the people we serve.
I oppose Ken Sim's cuts.
We should be asking what it will take to meet the expectations of the people we serve.
I oppose Ken Sim's cuts.
We deserve a government that is stable, thoughtful, and predictable.
What we’ve got with Ken Sim and his enablers in ABC is a political roller coaster.
Instead of leadership, performance and politics.
What we’ve got with Ken Sim and his enablers in ABC is a political roller coaster.
Instead of leadership, performance and politics.
October 3, 2025 at 4:54 PM
We deserve a government that is stable, thoughtful, and predictable.
What we’ve got with Ken Sim and his enablers in ABC is a political roller coaster.
Instead of leadership, performance and politics.
What we’ve got with Ken Sim and his enablers in ABC is a political roller coaster.
Instead of leadership, performance and politics.
Out on the picket line today with @bcgeu.bsky.social.
If you work, you should be able to live in dignity and security. Public service workers, like all workers, shouldn’t need second and third jobs just to get by.
If you find yourself by a picket line, remember: don’t cross it!
If you work, you should be able to live in dignity and security. Public service workers, like all workers, shouldn’t need second and third jobs just to get by.
If you find yourself by a picket line, remember: don’t cross it!
September 3, 2025 at 4:18 AM
Out on the picket line today with @bcgeu.bsky.social.
If you work, you should be able to live in dignity and security. Public service workers, like all workers, shouldn’t need second and third jobs just to get by.
If you find yourself by a picket line, remember: don’t cross it!
If you work, you should be able to live in dignity and security. Public service workers, like all workers, shouldn’t need second and third jobs just to get by.
If you find yourself by a picket line, remember: don’t cross it!
Yesterday, at a @movementyvr.bsky.social rally, we celebrated the dubious anniversary of ABC passing a motion for new bus lanes on 49th Avenue and other routes.
One year later we've seen no action - and since then, commuters have spent a collective 316 years and 52 days delayed by traffic.
One year later we've seen no action - and since then, commuters have spent a collective 316 years and 52 days delayed by traffic.
August 24, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Yesterday, at a @movementyvr.bsky.social rally, we celebrated the dubious anniversary of ABC passing a motion for new bus lanes on 49th Avenue and other routes.
One year later we've seen no action - and since then, commuters have spent a collective 316 years and 52 days delayed by traffic.
One year later we've seen no action - and since then, commuters have spent a collective 316 years and 52 days delayed by traffic.
I was glad to speak to The Early Edition this morning. Homelessness has jumped 12% on ABC's watch. Their approach is failing. But instead of changing course, they're doubling down.
July 31, 2025 at 8:18 PM
I was glad to speak to The Early Edition this morning. Homelessness has jumped 12% on ABC's watch. Their approach is failing. But instead of changing course, they're doubling down.
🚦The only acceptable number of deaths on Vancouver’s roads is zero.
That’s why I’ve tabled a motion to support the work of Vancouver’s Vision Zero policy that comes before Council on Wednesday.
We know what works: safer street designs, better visibility, and slower speeds. So let’s get it done.
That’s why I’ve tabled a motion to support the work of Vancouver’s Vision Zero policy that comes before Council on Wednesday.
We know what works: safer street designs, better visibility, and slower speeds. So let’s get it done.
July 7, 2025 at 9:13 PM
🚦The only acceptable number of deaths on Vancouver’s roads is zero.
That’s why I’ve tabled a motion to support the work of Vancouver’s Vision Zero policy that comes before Council on Wednesday.
We know what works: safer street designs, better visibility, and slower speeds. So let’s get it done.
That’s why I’ve tabled a motion to support the work of Vancouver’s Vision Zero policy that comes before Council on Wednesday.
We know what works: safer street designs, better visibility, and slower speeds. So let’s get it done.
I was happy to share some of my thoughts with Jas Johal today. Give it a listen:
June 6, 2025 at 5:28 AM
I was happy to share some of my thoughts with Jas Johal today. Give it a listen: