Photo Album

Richard with the Premier at Burnaby Lake. The Premier announced a commitment to provide $10 million for the rejuvenation of Burnaby Lake.

Richard and fellow BC Liberal candidates Patty Sahota (Burnaby Edmonds) and Laura McDiarmid (Vancouver Hastings) at the Albert St Hindu Temple.

Richard was invited to the Albert Street Hindu Temple in Burnaby North to meet the congregation.

Richard, Patty Sahota (BC Liberal candidate for Burnaby Edmonds), and John Nuraney (BC Liberal candidate for Burnaby Willingdon) represented the BC Liberals at the Burnaby District Parent Advisory Council debate.

Richard made the time to speak with students of the Burnaby Heights ESL class.

Over 100 BC Liberal signs were destroyed in a single night in what appears to be an organized attempt of political bullying. Neighbouring signs belonging to other campaigns were left untouched in this incident. More than 80% of the 4X4 wood frame signs were vandalized in Burnaby North. Pictured with Richard are his fellow Burnaby BC Liberal candidates.

Richard with Burnaby Volunteer Fair organizer Bill Cunningham. The fair took place in Lougheed Mall, and was previously chaired by Richard.

Richard with Corrine Haveman after the Seton Villa debate.

Richard Debating with other candidates for the Burnaby North election at Seton Villa.

Richard and John Nuraney (BC Liberal candidate for Burnaby Willingdon) debating with representatives of other parties at the Burnaby Association for Community Inclusion.

Richard at the Native Education Centre with Gary Johnston, the Cultural Coordinator of the Native Education Centre. The Centre provides educational opportunities for Aboriginal students.

Richard and some of his supporters getting ready for a rally with premier.

Richard with Premier Campbell at 8 rinks

Premier Campbell, Richard and other BC Liberal candidates on stage at a rally in 8 rinks.

Richard in the MEG scanner used to measure brain activity. The scanner was purchased with a grant from the BC Government.

Richard with Minister of State for Early Childhood Development and Harry Bloy, BC Liberal candidate for Burquitlam presenting a cheque to the Down Syndrome Research Facility. The BC Government provided $1.44 million for the purchase of an MEG scanner to research neural activity in people with Down Syndrome.

Richard speaking to a lunch time crowd at Confederation Seniors Centre. About 50 People turned out to support Richard and hear him speak.

Richard Lee at the announcement of a legislated cancer presumption to help firefighters with WCB claims.

Richard Lee and Harry Bloy (BC Liberal candidate for Burquitlam) presenting a $1.44 million cheque for the purchase of an MEG device to enhance research in Down Syndrome.

Richard with the MEG device that the Down Syndrome Research Foundation will use to study brain activity in children and adults with Down Syndrome.