Lucy Maloney

Lucy Maloney is a Canadian politician and road safety advocate who has served on Vancouver City Council since being elected in the 2025 Vancouver City Council by-election.

Biography Lucy Maloney was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. She studied law and arts (environmental science) in university and obtained a law degree and an MBA. Maloney worked as a lawyer for the Victoria State State Environment Protection Authority. After ten years at the EPA, she worked for BHP Billiton Worsley Alumina’s Sourcing and Contracts team.

Maloney then moved to Singapore while still working for BHP as a risk management specialist for the Minerals Exploration team. She completed her MBA in 2011.

After briefly living in Santiago, Chile, Maloney and her family moved to Vancouver in 2017, where she resides with her husband and two children in the West End neighbourhood. In Vancouver, Maloney chaired the Lord Roberts Elementary School Parent Advisory Committee, with a focus on safe routes for children to get to school. She was a volunteer with the road safety advocacy group Vision Zero Vancouver.

Politics

Following the resignation of Vancouver councillors Christine Boyle and Adriane Carr in late 2024, Maloney secured the nomination of OneCity Vancouver and ran in the 2025 by-election to fill one of the two vacant council seats. She was elected, finishing with 49.63% or second place in voting with 33,732 votes. In council, she has continued to advocate for pro-housing policies and road safety.