
Amanda Burrows
Amanda Burrows is a Canadian social justice advocate and executive director of the First United Church in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
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- BC New Democratic Party
Centre-left · Where sources place the party (BC New Democratic Party)
Wikipedia: BC NDP is centre-left; Burrows sought OneCity's left-of-centre nomination
Ideology: social democracy
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She lost the 2026 OneCity mayoral nomination to William Azaroff and is the BC NDP candidate in Vancouver-Strathcona; she did not stand in the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election.
Career
Burrows leads the First United Church in the Downtown Eastside. In 2026 she sought OneCity Vancouver's mayoral nomination with a platform of city-run grocery stores, a home retrofit programme and harm reduction, and lost to Azaroff. In October 2026 she became the BC NDP candidate in Vancouver-Strathcona to succeed MLA Joan Phillip, who died in August 2026, endorsed by Grand Chief Stewart Phillip.
Positions
The BC NDP says she has advocated stronger renter protections, living wages, affordable housing and action on homelessness and the overdose crisis.
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