Terrace, BC · October 17, 2026

MillerRestan

For City Council

Nobody builds a town alone.

Miller Restan seated outdoors with his dog
Safe community.Sound finances.Responsible growth.

Why I’m running

Giving back to the place I’m proud to call home.

I'm running for City Council because Terrace has given me more than I ever expected, and I'd like to return the favour.

Working alongside all of you, I want to help build a stronger future for the families who live here and the businesses that sustain us.

— Miller Restan

My priorities for our community

Practical priorities for a stronger Terrace.

Local challenges demand clear choices, responsible planning and partnerships that get results.

A community that feels safe

People deserve to feel safe downtown, in their neighbourhoods and accessing local businesses.

  • Community safety & policingResources and partnerships to respond effectively to crime and public safety concerns.
  • HomelessnessCompassion with accountability. The city cannot solve this alone.
  • Toxic drug crisisWorking with health, housing, policing and provincial partners.

A budget that holds up

Costs are rising, and residents should not have to absorb every pressure through their property tax bill.

  • Property taxes & city spendingScrutinize spending while protecting the services residents rely on.
  • The 2028 funding challengePlan early instead of leaving future taxpayers scrambling.
  • Water, sewer & aging infrastructureMaintain what Terrace depends on while preparing for growth.
  • A stronger tax baseEconomic development that brings lasting revenue and eases the tax burden.

A town with room to grow

Terrace needs more housing, strong infrastructure and the services that let people build a life here.

  • Housing supply & affordabilityMake it easier to build the right housing, with strong neighbourhoods.
  • Responsible developmentInfrastructure, services and land use that keep pace with growth.
  • Downtown revitalizationA downtown that is safe, active and good for local business.
  • Child careMore spaces so families can work, live and stay in Terrace.
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Make your voice heard

Vote Miller Restan for Terrace City Council.

General Voting Day is Saturday, October 17, 2026. Terrace residents will elect six City Councillors for a four-year term.

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Let’s build Terrace together

Miller would love to hear from you.

millerforterrace@outlook.com