Christine Kinnie is a public leader and candidate profile on Choseno. Profile overview: Christine currently works as a secondary school secretary, supporting students, families, educators and staff in a busy inner-city school. Through this work, she has seen firsthand how affordability, housing insecurity and access to essential services affect families and young people. She returned to post-secondary education as a mature student and recently earned a Diploma in General Studies from Kwantlen Polytechnic University, graduating with a 4.15 GPA. She is continuing her education with the goal of attending law school and has a particular interest in human rights, constitutional law, Indigenous land rights and Canadian democracy. Christine is also active in her community. She serves as a Lay Chaplain and Service Leader with the South Fraser Unitarians and has participated in community organizing, political events, fundraising and initiatives supporting local organizations. In 2025, Christine ran as the Green Party of Canada candidate for South Surrey-White Rock in the federal election, gaining experience speaking with voters, listening to community concerns and participating in public advocacy. Christine is passionate about democratic reform, proportional representation, economic fairness and environmental stewardship. She believes effective leadership starts with listening, treating people with respect and ensuring communities have a meaningful voice in the decisions that affect them. Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christinekinnie.greenparty | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christine_kinnie/ | Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/christinekinnie.bsky.social Voters and constituents can review policy stances, submit public ratings, track campaign updates, and leave feedback on Choseno.
Christine currently works as a secondary school secretary, supporting students, families, educators and staff in a busy inner-city school. Through this work, she has seen firsthand how affordability, housing insecurity and access to essential services affect families and young people. She returned to post-secondary education as a mature student and recently earned a Diploma in General Studies from Kwantlen Polytechnic University, graduating with a 4.15 GPA. She is continuing her education with the goal of attending law school and has a particular interest in human rights, constitutional law, Indigenous land rights and Canadian democracy. Christine is also active in her community. She serves as a Lay Chaplain and Service Leader with the South Fraser Unitarians and has participated in community organizing, political events, fundraising and initiatives supporting local organizations. In 2025, Christine ran as the Green Party of Canada candidate for South Surrey-White Rock in the federal election, gaining experience speaking with voters, listening to community concerns and participating in public advocacy. Christine is passionate about democratic reform, proportional representation, economic fairness and environmental stewardship. She believes effective leadership starts with listening, treating people with respect and ensuring communities have a meaningful voice in the decisions that affect them.
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