Bio

Rebecca Helps owns and operates a consulting based in Port Moody. Rebecca graduated from Simon Fraser University in 2001 with a Bachelor of Business Administration.  After graduation Rebecca went to work for Yellow Pages Group. While working for them, Rebecca had the opportunity to move to Montreal where she truly appreciated living in another part of Canada and gained a perspective of Canada that is from outside of BC. The ultimate highlight of that year was going to Ottawa for Canada Day. She feels it is an experience every Canadian should have at least once.

Rebecca is a 30-year active resident of Port Moody with many organizing achievements:

• Helped to implement the first classroom recycling program at Port Moody Junior High
• A Girl Guide leader for many years and enjoyed passing on her sense of community spirit to the next generation
• 30 Hour Famine
• Best of Banff Film Festival.
 

On a personal note, Rebecca’s passion is the outdoors. She has been an active hiker and camper since she was in Girl Guides. You can often find Rebecca hiking around Buntzen Lake or walking her dog at Rocky Point Park. Currently, Rebecca continues to explore the outdoors with the Alpine Club of Canada where she is an active volunteer.

Finally, Rebecca is an experienced relationship manager. She enjoys working with individuals and organizations to find solutions that make sense and fulfill everyone’s needs. If elected as the MP for New Westminster-Coquitlam she would use her skills to help her constituents and ensure their voice is heard.  Rebecca looks forward to listening to voters to find out what they want and need.