Whether by collaborating with other members of Council, with various community groups, and with regional and city committees, Nathan has worked hard to bring forward awareness around intersecting components of affordable, sustainable, healthy, happy, and accessible community design. He has appeared in print, radio, and television, talking about affordable housing and

transportation in our region. He has helped bring world-renowned urban design speakers to the community. As a strong supporter of agricultural and green spaces, he authored a report on the Agricultural Land Reserve entitled “Decade of Exclusions? A Snapshot of the Agricultural Land Reserve from 2000-2009 in the South of Fraser.” He believes we need a diverse transportation system that allows people to take transit, cycle, walk, or drive throughout the entire region. He co-authored a report “Leap Ahead: A transit plan

for Metro Vancouver” to bring awareness to the importance of accessible transit networks. He worked with other members of Council to put forward policies to ensure we protect and renew our seniors' affordable housing. He will continue working to ensure Langley City is a place that working folks can call home. In 2010, he completed the SFU & City of Surrey Transportation Lecture Program and presented on “Complete Streets.” Nathan was first elected to Council in a 2016 by-election and elected Mayor in 2022.