Choose A Conversation
Open the live calendar and find a town hall, meet-and-greet, or community stop that works for you.
Across SurreyMeet the campaign beyond City Hall.
No Screened QuestionsBring the question that matters to you.
Walk-Ins WelcomeNo campaign background required.
The Official Campaign Calendar
Find The Next Conversation Near You.
Town halls, meet-and-greets, campaign gatherings, and community appearances are kept in one live calendar. Check it before you travel for the latest date, time, venue, registration, and map links.
- Current DetailsSee the latest time, venue, accessibility notes, and registration information.
- One Place To PlanFind map, ticket, and calendar links without searching across social posts.
- A Reason To AttendEvery event is a chance to make a Surrey concern heard in person.
New conversations and community stops will be added as details are confirmed.
Open The Full Events Calendar ↗From Calendar To Conversation
One Event. Four Useful Steps.
You should know why you are coming, what will happen in the room, and how to stay connected after the conversation ends.
Bring What Matters
Come with the question, concern, or local experience you want the candidates to understand.
Talk Face To Face
Hear a direct answer, meet the team, and connect with neighbours who care about the same city.
Leave With A Next Step
Know where the issue belongs, what the campaign can pursue, and how to stay connected afterward.
You Do Not Need A Campaign Background. Wanting Surrey To Work Better Is Enough To Join The Conversation.
The Campaign In The Community
Surrey Is Already Showing Up.
Events are where campaign language meets everyday experience—families, seniors, volunteers, community leaders, and neighbours talking about the same city from different points of view.
There Is No Surrey Without The Community.
New Vision. New Goals. New Leadership.
Different Ways To Take Part
Choose The Room That Fits You.
Some residents want to ask a question at a microphone. Others prefer a smaller conversation or a practical volunteer role. Each format offers a real way into the campaign.
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Town Halls
Public questions, direct answers, and enough time to understand the next practical step.
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Meet-And-Greets
A more informal conversation about your block, family, business, or neighbourhood.
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Community Stops
Find the team in the places Surrey already gathers—without waiting for a formal invitation.
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Volunteer Action Days
Meet other volunteers, learn one useful task, and help the campaign reach more neighbours.
Check The CalendarConversation Should Lead Somewhere
Ask The Question. See The Path Forward.
An event should do more than create a photo. A useful conversation identifies the concern, clarifies who can act, and gives residents a way to see what happens next.
- City ResponsibilityWhat can Surrey propose, fund, vote on, or deliver directly?
- Shared ResponsibilityWhich provincial, regional, school, or community partner must also act?
- Public CheckpointWhen should residents expect the next clear update?
Resident ConcernVisible Follow-Through
Your VoiceStarts The Work
ListenUnderstand the lived experience behind the issue.
RecordCapture the concern clearly enough to act on it.
RouteName the City lever, partner, or honest limit.
ReportTell residents what moved and what happens next.
Residents Should Always Know What Happens Next.
Stay In The Loop
Get Event Updates Straight To Your Phone.
Join the campaign WhatsApp group for town hall dates, neighbourhood stops, campaign updates, and time-sensitive notices. Only the information that helps Surrey residents take part.
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Know Before You Go
Questions About Campaign Events.
If your question is not here, bring it to an event. Accessible leadership starts by making room for the question residents actually want answered.
Meet Honveer01What Does This Campaign Stand For?+
Safer streets, lower taxes, families first, and a City Hall that gives Surrey residents clear answers. Every commitment should connect to a concern people live with and a result they can check.
02How Can I Ask Honveer Singh Randhawa A Question Directly?+
Come to a town hall or community event and ask it in person. Honveer is committed to open events with time to hear directly from Surrey residents, including the difficult questions.
03Do I Need To Register Before I Attend?+
Registration depends on the event and venue. Open the live calendar before travelling to confirm whether a ticket or RSVP is needed, along with the latest time, address, accessibility, and parking details.
04Can I Attend If I Have Never Helped A Campaign?+
Absolutely. You do not need political or campaign experience. Come to listen, ask a question, meet the team, or learn whether there is a way you would like to help.
05How Can I Get Involved Beyond Voting?+
You can volunteer, request a lawn sign, donate, share campaign updates, or help at a town hall. The campaign has room for different schedules, skills, and comfort levels.
See Volunteer Opportunities06What Happens After I Raise A Concern?+
The campaign standard is to understand the issue, identify the responsible City lever or partner, and give residents a clear next checkpoint. Not every concern has an immediate answer, but every serious question deserves an honest one.
Take The Next Step