Community presence
A team is more than a list of names.
It is a group of people who have lived the questions Surrey is asking: how do we keep neighbourhoods safe, make city hall easier to deal with, support families, and spend public money responsibly?
Meet the people bringing their work, relationships, and local knowledge into that conversation.
Get to know the team
Different experience. Shared accountability.
Open a profile to learn where each person comes from, what they have done, and the priorities they are bringing to Surrey.
Candidate for Surrey City Council
Dan B. Carlos
Dan brings a service-first perspective shaped by faith, mentorship, and the everyday conversations that connect Surrey’s many communities.
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Candidate for Mayor of Surrey
Honveer Singh Randhawa
A Surrey-raised lawyer who came home to build a practice, serve families and businesses, and ask more of city hall.
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Council candidate
Calvin VanderPloeg
A tradesperson, business builder, husband, father, and grandfather bringing real-world experience to local decisions.
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Council candidate
Ricky Bajwa
Ricky brings a working family perspective, a love of sport, and years of community involvement to the Surrey conversation.
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Council candidate
Donna Wu
Donna combines local business experience with hands-on community service and a practical commitment to neighbourhood safety.
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Community leader and youth advocate
Sandy Dosanjh
A Surrey community leader and youth advocate focused on helping women and young people find room to grow and lead.
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Community and business voice
Tom Said
A former financial planner, business owner, and realtor who sees every day how city hall affects families and local businesses.
Read profileOne team. One standard.
Public service should feel accountable.
Every candidate is being asked to carry the same standard into the city conversation: be present, be clear about the limits of the job, and report back on what moved.
Community presence
Keep meeting residents before election day — and keep listening after it.
Clear decisions
Name the cost, the city lever, the partner, and the next step.
Visible follow-through
Tell Surrey what changed, what did not, and what happens next.
The shared platform
Safer streets. Fiscal responsibility. Families first.
Read the agenda the team is taking into the city conversation.
Read the platformWant to help the team?
Bring your local knowledge.
Volunteer for conversations, events, research, digital work, or campaign logistics.
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