Bryan Fockler
Burnaby South-Metrotown
“I’m running to roll up my sleeves and bring practical project management to our communities.”
Bryan Fockler is a project manager, workplace safety leader, and practical problem-solver with experience in international crisis management, data-driven efficiency, and frontline logistics. He is running to cut through partisan polarization and deliver stable, long-term solutions for regular working people.
Bryan currently works as an Amazon delivery driver out of South Burnaby, giving him a firsthand understanding of the cost-of-living crisis, neighbourhood traffic bottlenecks, and the everyday economic pressures facing local households.
Throughout his career, Bryan has specialized in analyzing complex organizational data to eliminate operational waste. At Earthwatch, a global environmental non-profit, he led a systemic overhaul that improved tracking efficiency by 17%. He has also coordinated complex, high-pressure international refugee relocation logistics with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and has worked alongside local residents on grassroots reforestation and conservation initiatives in Kenya.
Bryan was elected by his peers to serve on a Joint Health & Safety Committee, where he partners with leadership to identify hazards, enforce regulatory compliance, and protect workers.
Bryan believes protecting the environment rests on a strong economy and healthy communities, and that people are better equipped to protect the environment when they aren’t worried about rent and groceries. He approaches community growth through engineering, physics, and strict asset management, and believes proven global solutions can work locally. For example, developers willing to build EV mobility hubs and geothermal temperature regulation should have their permits fast-tracked, saving time and lowering costs for the whole community. Bryan is running to bring a roll-up-your-sleeves attitude to government and to build a secure, affordable future that lasts for generations.
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Even when people who understand the environmental crisis are elected, they are constrained by “whipping”, which confines what they say and do within political boundaries, so they never admit the truth. Greens do not whip their members and therefore can tell us how serious the environmental crisis is and how it threatens our health and lives. If we don’t recognize that, then we will continue to enact small incremental changes that are completely inadequate. Greens understand the gravity of climate change and mass species extinction and will say so and push for real change if elected. That’s why I support Green party candidates for political office.