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Ken Armstrong

Ken Armstrong brings the discipline of a lawyer, the perspective of a Queensborough resident, and the credibility of someone who has already stepped forward to lead city-wide. If elected, he will champion responsible growth, stronger neighbourhood representation, better infrastructure planning, and a more accountable city hall.
  • Lawyer with the judgment, research skills and discipline needed for complex local government decisions.
  • New Westminster resident for more than 20 years and Queensborough resident since 2008.
  • New West Progressives mayoral candidate in the 2022 civic election, with city-wide campaign experience.
  • Father of two with a practical understanding of family, commuter, taxpayer and neighbourhood priorities.
  • Community sport volunteer, including Little League coach, umpire and board member.
Queensborough has taught me that neighbourhoods need more than good intentions — they need planning, infrastructure and a real voice at the table. As a lawyer, a parent, a volunteer coach and someone who has already run city-wide, I want to bring careful judgment and practical neighbourhood advocacy to council.

Ken Armstrong brings together the discipline of a lawyer, the perspective of a Queensborough resident, and the civic experience of someone who has already put his name forward to lead New Westminster. As the New West Progressives’ mayoral candidate in the 2022 civic election, Ken developed a strong understanding of the issues facing residents across the city and the need for leadership that is prepared, thoughtful, and accountable.

Ken is focused on responsible growth, improved infrastructure planning, safer and more livable streets, and stronger respect for neighbourhood voices. He understands that decisions made at city hall have real impacts on families, commuters, taxpayers, and growing communities like Queensborough.

Ken has lived in New Westminster for more than 20 years and in Queensborough since 2008. A lawyer and father of two, he has also been active in community sport as a Little League coach, umpire and board member. That combination of legal judgment, family perspective, volunteer service, and Queensborough experience will help him bring practical, neighbourhood-focused leadership to council.