Safer streets
Treat public safety as a daily responsibility, not a campaign slogan.
Safer streets. Lower taxes. Stronger Surrey.
A Surrey-raised lawyer who came home to build a practice, serve families and businesses, and ask more of city hall.
The story behind the candidate
Honveer Singh Randhawa graduated from Queen Elizabeth Secondary School in Surrey before earning nursing and law degrees at the University of Manitoba. He articled in Saskatchewan and was called to the BC Bar in 2015.
He returned home to Surrey and founded Randhawa Law Centre, where he has served individuals, families, and businesses for more than a decade. In 2024, he ran as the Conservative Party of BC candidate for Surrey–Guildford.
Honveer is not presenting himself as a career politician. His campaign is rooted in safer streets, responsible spending, transparent government, and a city hall that puts families first.
What they bring to Surrey
Three priorities that connect Honveer Singh Randhawa’s experience to the everyday work Surrey residents expect from public leadership.
Treat public safety as a daily responsibility, not a campaign slogan.
Spend carefully and respect the tax dollars Surrey residents work hard to earn.
Make decisions, costs, and results easier for residents to understand.
In his own words
Short updates from Honveer’s official Instagram account on responsible spending, everyday dignity, and the community building this campaign.
A campaign update asking how a major land purchase was approved and why taxpayers should be able to see the answer.
Open on InstagramHonveer connects a conversation with an older resident to a practical commitment for washrooms at busy transit hubs.
Open on InstagramA look at the people and energy behind a Surrey-wide community gathering with the mayoral and council team.
Open on InstagramOne team. One standard.
Surrey residents deserve public representatives who are present before election day and accountable after it. The work is local, practical, and shared.