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Luc Burns

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Biography

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Luc Burns holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Materials Engineering from the University of British Columbia, and works in Richmond in Quality Assurance. Luc has built a career on finding the root cause of a problem, and addressing it at the source.

Luc Burns is the Green Party of BC candidate for the Richmond-Queensborough riding in the upcoming provincial election on October 24, 2026. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Materials Engineering from the University of British Columbia, and works in Richmond in Quality Assurance. Luc has built a career on finding the root cause of a problem, addressing it, and reusing as much material as possible in the process.

Luc is a Union Job Steward passionate about representing his co-workers both in the collective bargaining process and in helping resolve workplace concerns. He has also sat on his workplace's Joint Health and Safety Committee. With an investment in the well-being of the community he lives in, Luc is also the Secretary of his Strata Council, where he assists with decision making and the continual upkeep that keeps a multi-household community running smoothly.

As someone who is ecologically conscious, Luc typically transits to work and recycles as much as possible. He and his fiancée share an electric vehicle (EV), and are owners of two adorable pets, a cat and a dog.

As a candidate Luc brings a strong head for numbers, a passion for uplifting his community, and the drive to help shape policy that is sustainable and makes everyday life more affordable for the people of Richmond-Queensborough.

Reason for running

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I'm running because people deserve representation that reflects their values, and I believe the BC Greens deliver something other than the status quo.

If elected, I'd focus on three things. First, affordable housing and mental health support, so we end the cycle of crisis at its source. Second, funding for safer nurse-to-patient ratios, to keep our healthcare system strong. Third, a sustainability lens on all policy, so we build a brighter, cleaner future for the next generation of Richmond-Queensborough residents.


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