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Richmond City Council Campaign · Advance Richmond
Public Safety Experience. Honest Service. A Safer Richmond.
Vote Gary Law on October 17, 2026.
Gary Law is a former RCMP senior officer, Canadian Army Reserve leader, longtime Richmond resident, and community safety advocate. He is running for Richmond City Council to bring practical public safety experience, stronger accountability, and common-sense local leadership to City Hall.
Why This Election Matters
Residents are concerned about safety, traffic, public trust, and whether City Hall is listening. Gary's campaign focuses on practical action: safer neighbourhoods, clearer accountability, and stronger support for families, seniors, and small businesses.
Fraud prevention, theft awareness, parking lot safety, and better cooperation across the community.
Clearer communication, better follow-up, and responsible use of taxpayer dollars.
Better roads, safer public spaces, cleaner neighbourhoods, and services families can rely on.
Meet Gary
Four chapters that explain who Gary is, what he has done, and why he is running to serve Richmond now.

1989-2019

1995-2015

1995-Present

2026
Campaign Videos
Hear Gary explain his public safety experience, community service, and why he is running for Richmond City Council.
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Experience That Serves Richmond
Gary Law has spent decades serving the public through policing, military leadership, youth mentorship, and community safety education. He understands how public safety works on the ground, how to build trust with residents, and how to turn local concerns into practical action at City Hall.
Decades of service in policing, community safety, and public education.
Military and community leadership grounded in discipline, service, and responsibility.
A longtime Richmond resident focused on safer neighbourhoods, clearer accountability, and practical results.
Five Priorities
Gary will work to strengthen cooperation between residents, businesses, the City, and law enforcement to make Richmond safer for families, seniors, small businesses, schools, parks, parking areas, and neighbourhoods.
Gary will focus on traffic congestion, road design, parking pressure, and pedestrian safety while advocating for more practical, long-term traffic planning.
City decisions should be clear, accessible, and accountable to residents. Gary supports making City Hall decisions, budgets, and project progress easier for residents to understand.
Seniors deserve safety and respect. Families need strong community services. Small businesses need a fair, stable, and supportive environment.
Gary believes Richmond should be safe, clean, well-planned, family-friendly, and welcoming to people of all backgrounds.
Public Safety
Community safety is Gary's strongest commitment. His approach focuses on prevention, education, enforcement, and police-community relations.
First 100 Days
If elected, Gary will advocate for a practical first 100 days focused on prevention, education, clearer reporting, and stronger cooperation across Richmond.
Every conversation, every volunteer, and every vote matters. Help Gary build a safer, more livable, and more inclusive Richmond.
Support the Campaign
Eligible individuals may support Gary's campaign by Interac e-Transfer. Please review the contribution rules before sending funds.
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Gary Law is running for Richmond City Council with Advance Richmond. Contribution limits may apply to contributions made to Gary Law, Advance Richmond, and endorsed candidates. Donors should ensure their total 2026 contributions remain within the applicable Elections BC limit.
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Voting Information
Richmond voters will elect one mayor, eight city councillors, and seven school trustees. Advance voting and voting place information will be added when official details are available.
Contact
Email: Garylaw1819@gmail.com
Phone: 778-996-1799
Languages: English, Cantonese, Mandarin
FAQ
Gary Law is a former RCMP senior officer, Canadian Army Reserve leader, and Richmond resident of more than 30 years. His campaign focuses on public safety, accountability, and practical service.
Gary is running to bring public safety experience, community service, and practical leadership to City Hall.
Gary's priorities include community safety, traffic and road planning, transparency and accountability, support for seniors, families and small businesses, and a more livable Richmond.
You can volunteer, help with flyers or door knocking, request a lawn sign, share local concerns, or make an eligible campaign contribution.
Every conversation, every volunteer, and every vote matters. Help Gary build a safer, more livable, and more inclusive Richmond.