Ken Sim maybe told people Sean Orr is a drug dealer based on a dodgy photo but he’s really sorry. Candidates are announcing their intention to run for election. Some housing is going ahead, some isn’t and Vancouver impedes on Maritime Law.
Links
- Matthew on Global BC Today
- Vancouver councillor calls his opponents drug users and dealers in social media video | CBC News
- Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim says comments about councillor Sean Orr came from an unverified photo – BC | Globalnews.ca
- COPE Councillor Considering Next Steps After Mayor’s False Drug Accusations | The Tyee
- Vancouver Coun. Sean Orr sues Mayor Ken Sim for defamation | CBC News
- Sean Orr is Suing Ken Sim – Help Fund the Fight
- 2026 Candidates for Nomination – OneCity Vancouver
- Vancouver Green Candidates
- Andy Lin alleges Green disqualification
- Candidates & Caucus – Vancouver Liberals
- Vote Vancouver candidates
- Post by @anjaliappadurai.bsky.social
- Burnaby’s ruling party announces council candidates for October election – Freshet News
- Annis reveals 4 Surrey First candidates for councillor, for 2026 election
- Surrey First council candidate withdraws
- UPDATE: Doug McCallum doesn’t want a SkyTrain station named after him | Surrey Now-Leader
- Our Team – Imagine Surrey
- Register of Elector Organizations
- Muhammad Ahmad for Mayor (@muhammadformayor) • Instagram photos and videos
- Vancouver council says proposal for 924 rental homes too dense, lacks amenities
- City enters deal with B.C. to close 3 Vancouver SROs in entertainment district
- City Council approves first Vancouver Official Development Plan
- Vancouver city staff recommend dropping Mayor Ken Sim’s bitcoin motion | CBC News
- Vancouver airport parkade might never be finished, construction halted 6 years ago – BC | Globalnews.ca
- Vancouver to remove lifeguards from some beaches for 2026 season
- Opposition mounts to hydrotherapy barge plan for public dock at Vancouver Maritime Museum
- Finnish company proposes 250-room floating hotel on Vancouver waterfront
- Oakridge Park – Wikipedia
- Oakridge—The Postwar History of a Densifying Neighbourhood | MONTECRISTO
