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Who are we?
Allison, Brian, and Maggie are coordinating Oak Bay for All’s activities with the help of other progressive neighbours.
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"If we work together in solidarity, we can make Oak Bay a place where regular people—renters, queer folks, kids, teens, workers, and more—can live and flourish."
Allison Jones (they/them) attended preschool and high school in Oak Bay while living in neighbouring municipalities and, after living off-island for 14 years, moved into an intergenerational duplex in Oak Bay to raise their kids with their partner, parents, and pets. They work as a librarian and are active in their union, and spend a lot of time appreciating public infrastructure like playgrounds, swimming pools, libraries, parks, buses, and tree canopies with friends and family.
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"Oak Bay can be kinder and more inclusive. I want to work with my neighbours to make that happen!"
Maggie Knight (she/her) grew up in Oak Bay and is now raising her young kids in her childhood home. She's passionate about raising active, independent kids; building intergenerational community; and building resilience to the climate crisis.
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“Oak Bay is at its best when we look out for one another. I want to help build a welcoming community where everyone belongs and where voices too often left out help shape our future.”
Brian Wall (he/him) has roots in Newfoundland and now calls Oak Bay home. He and his partner juggle two careers, two boys aged four and seven, and a dog. An emergency physician with a background in health economics, he’s seen how much people’s well-being depends on the communities around them. He wants his kids to grow up in a neighbourhood where people look out for one another, differences are welcomed, and everyone has a voice.
