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Richmond Citizens’ Association candidates were in council chambers, correcting misinformation and warning councillors of the consequences of closing Aster Place.

Council voted Monday (July 20) to keep the supportive housing facility open after hearing from RCA candidates Tamás Revóczi, Alton Cheung, Keefer Pelech and Milly Yee as well as from experts and Richmond citizens.

Let the Mayor and Council know that supportive housing is an important piece of Richmond's plan to address homelessness and our mental health crisis. By failing to renew the lease, City Council will be bowing to fear-based politics and evicting 40 Richmond residents back onto the street where their conditions will worsen.

The Richmond Citizens’ Association (RCA) is ready to make Richmond a safer, more affordable place to live.

On May 9, RCA announced its five candidates for city councillor in the 2026 municipal race. With a slate full of community leaders and union organizers, RCA’s candidates are real Richmondites who know what it will take to make the city a better place for everyone.

Tamás Revóczi, Vincent Li, Alton Cheung, Milly Yee and Keefer Pelech will be carrying the RCA banner forward.