I’m excited to announce that I’m running for Vancouver School Board with the Vancouver Liberals. I was born and raised in Vancouver, and I’m proud to put my name forward to serve the city that raised me. I’m running for strong classrooms, safe and welcoming schools, responsible leadership, and a School Board that listens to students, parents, educators, and communities. Vancouver has given me so much. Now I’m ready to give back. Let’s do this ✨

I don’t even know where to begin, except with a very big thank you. 23,445 votes. Wow. When I decided to put my name forward for the Vancouver School Board, I knew it would be an incredible experience, but I never could have imagined just how much this campaign would mean to me. Over the past few months, I’ve had the privilege of meeting so many wonderful people across Vancouver, hearing your stories, listening to your concerns, and sharing my hopes for the city I grew up in and love so much. But what I will remember most are the little moments. Every person who stopped me on the street to say they were voting for me, every encouraging message, every hug, every friend who shared a post or told someone about my campaign. You have no idea how much those moments meant to me. I felt so much love and support throughout this journey, and I will carry that with me for a very long time. To my fellow Vancouver Liberal candidates, thank you. It was an honour to stand alongside such a passionate and dedicated group of people who genuinely care about the future of our city. We worked hard, we laughed, we learned, and we gave it everything we had. To Kareem who put everything into this campaign and took a chance on me. To our volunteers, supporters, donors, and everyone who helped make this campaign possible, thank you from the bottom of my heart. Campaigns are never the work of one person, and I am so grateful for every single person who believed in what we were trying to accomplish. And to the 23,445 Vancouverites who put a mark beside my name, I cannot thank you enough. You placed your trust in me, and that is something I will never take lightly. Of course, this wasn’t the result we had hoped for. But I have absolutely no regrets about putting my name forward. If anything, this experience has only strengthened my love for public service and my belief that ordinary people can step forward and make a difference. This was my first time running for public office, and while I may not have won a seat, I gained something incredibly meaningful: friendships, experiences, lessons, and a renewed determination to keep giving back to the community that has given me so much. Congratulations to everyone who was elected. I sincerely wish you success in serving Vancouver. And as for me, well, I have a feeling this is just the beginning. ❤️ From the bottom of my heart, Vancouver, thank you.

Run, don’t walk, to support @vanliberals 🇨🇦 Today is your chance

Today is Election Day, Vancouver! Over the past few months, I’ve had the privilege of knocking on doors, meeting neighbours, listening to your stories, and talking about the future of our city and our public schools. I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who has offered encouragement, shared their concerns, volunteered their time, or simply stopped to have a conversation. As someone who grew up in Vancouver, this city has given me so much. Putting my name forward for School Board has been one of the greatest honours of my life. Whatever happens tonight, I’m proud of the campaign we’ve run and the people I’ve met along the way. To everyone heading to the polls today, thank you for taking part in our democracy. Your voice matters. Let’s make today count, Vancouver! ❤️ Joshua Cameron Vancouver Liberals | School Board Candidate #329

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I’ve never been so proud as I am to be part of a team with @kareemformayor

I’m going to do a series of endorsements for Vancouver tomorrow. I know, you must all be eagerly wondering who I’ll support. 😇

Let’s get it done.

I grew up in Heather Place, a housing co-op right here in Vancouver. So when I talk about the importance of co-op housing, it’s personal. For my family, co-op housing wasn’t just about having a roof over our heads. It was about stability, community, and having a place to call home. Those are things every family deserves. That’s why I’m proud that the Vancouver Liberals are proposing 25-year lease agreements for housing co-ops, giving them greater long-term stability and certainty. Vancouver is becoming increasingly unaffordable, and we need to protect the housing communities that have helped generations of families build their lives here. I know firsthand what co-op housing can mean to a family because I was one of those kids. I want future generations of Vancouver children to have that same opportunity. Housing isn’t just about buildings. It’s about people, families, and the communities we build together.

So honoured to be included 🥺