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Accessibility & inclusion
Ensuring people with disabilities have a direct voice in the decisions that affect their lives and communities.
For Saanich Council
SierraWicks-Irving
A lifelong Saanich resident, nurse, and community advocate ready to bring a younger voice and a listening ear to council.
Sierra Wicks-IrvingSI
Licensed practical nurse
Lifelong Saanich resident
Community advocate
About
A voice that listens.
“I believe that communities thrive when everyone's perspectives and voices are heard.”
Sierra Wicks-Irving is a 24-year-old licensed practical nurse who was born and raised in Saanich. Her experience in healthcare shapes her commitment to practical, people-centred leadership.
Inspired by her sister and her community advocacy, Sierra wants residents—especially vulnerable and underrepresented people—to be heard in the decisions that shape their neighbourhoods.
Priorities
Priorities rooted in people.
Sierra's priorities reflect her experience as a nurse, advocate, and lifelong member of the Saanich community.
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Community health
Advocating for preventative health initiatives and making Saanich more welcoming to healthcare workers and clinics.
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Affordability & environment
Supporting more attainable housing options while protecting mature trees, natural lands, and local wildlife.
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Open communication
Bringing community voices back into council chambers through open forums, town halls, and meaningful consultation.
SI
A short message
Everyone has a story to tell. Council should listen.
Sierra is running to give a voice to people who do not feel heard and to build a Saanich where community members are informed, consulted, and included in the decisions that affect them.
— Sierra Wicks-Irving
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Help build a more inclusive Saanich.
Join a campaign grounded in listening, community participation, and the belief that every generation and every voice matters.
Photo gallery
Community in focus.
Moments of advocacy, participation, and standing up for voices that deserve to be heard.
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