Delta First BC

Wear your support for Delta First.

A grassroots campaign grows when people are willing to start conversations, share information and show their support in the community.

Our new Delta First merchandise gives supporters another way to do exactly that. There are subtle logo shirts for those who prefer to keep it simple, bold Vote for Melissa designs for those ready to make a statement, and hats and hoodies made for markets, neighbourhood walks, community events and everything in between.

Every piece helps make this campaign more visible and supports our grassroots effort to bring fresh, accountable leadership to Delta.

Take a look through the collection and tell us which design you would choose.

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Wow, what a night!

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to our North Delta fundraiser at the Night Owl. The energy in the room was incredible, and one thing is clear: our momentum is growing, and more people than ever are ready for a fresh start in Delta.

Together, we’re building a grassroots movement focused on strong leadership, accountability, and putting our community first. Thank you for believing in what we’re building.

We couldn’t do it without you!

A great deal of work has already gone into planning the future of Ladner Village, and wewant to recognize everyone who has contributed their time, ideas, and expertise along the way.

Now it’s time for the full vision to be shared with the community.

Residents deserve the opportunity to see the complete plan, understand what’s being proposed, and have meaningful input before decisions are made.

Ladner Village has a proud history rooted in fishing, farming, and generations of local families. Any revitalization plan should ensure that the heritage and character that built our village remain at the heart of its future. We can embrace positive change while protecting the identity that makes Ladner such a special place.

Learn more about our 90 day plan at: deltafirst.ca/first90days

“Melissa Granum is a breath of fresh air in local government. She’s relatable, down to earth, and has the experience, judgment, and leadership skills to be an outstanding Mayor for Delta. Our community deserves a leader who is both highly qualified and genuinely connected to the people she serves, and I believe Melissa is that leader.” Former Mayor of Delta, Beth Culp Johnson

Melissa Granum for Mayor has some great thoughts on this $3 billion 'gift' from the feds.

Do we really think that the federal government gave B.C. $3 billion for the tunnel because they feel sorry for Delta commuters?

Come on. Ottawa isn’t sending us a $3 billion sympathy card. Delta is the front door to some very big federal and provincial ambitions, and we should start acting like it.

Read more here: deltafirst.ca/major-infrastructure

Why is the Federal Government investing $3B to the tunnel project (hint: it's not because they feel bad that we all sit in tunnel traffic)

The proposed Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion, the new George Massey Tunnel, and a potential pipeline to Roberts Bank are all connected—and Delta will feel the impacts of every one of them.

Whether you support these projects or have concerns, one thing is clear: Delta deserves a strong voice before decisions are made, not after. We need real consultation, environmental protections, transportation improvements, emergency planning, and fair investment back into our community.

For too long, we've been reacting instead of leading. As Mayor, I'll make sure Delta is at the table, asking the tough questions and putting residents first.

Read more here: deltafirst.ca/major-infrastructure