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Municipal Election Guide

Childcare, transit passes, and grocery stores: Vancouver parties weigh in on what they would do to reduce your cost of living

In the second edition of our municipal election guide, we asked each party a series of questions about their policies and stance toward various affordability initiatives.

Renfrew-Collingwood

"East Vancouver always gets bypassed": Town hall calls for Renfrew Community Centre renewal

Over 150 residents and municipal candidates gathered to demand funding to replace the already overburdened community facility.

Ken Sim

Ken Sim defends his record and asks for another term as mayor

Sim spoke about the park board, supportive housing, policing, his election plebiscite, and more.

Municipal Election Guide

Community centres, pools, and public land: Vancouver parties lay out their infrastructure platforms

The first edition of our election guide to help you understand where the parties stand on the issues that are important to you.

2026 Municipal Election

How a local nonprofit is helping Vancouverites belong and thrive in our city

Women Transforming Cities has done extensive engagement to understand what Vancouverites want from their elected officials.

2026 Municipal Election

City Hall Insider: September 1, 2026

In this issue of our City Hall Insider, a non-profit has done extensive engagement to understand what Vancouverites want from their elected officials, plus we launch the first edition of our election guide to help you understand where the parties stand on the issues that are important to you.

Gastown

A bygone era: Laura’s Coffee Shop embodies Mount Pleasant’s many changes

Laura’s Coffee Shop in Northwest Mount Pleasant has withstood nearly a century of big changes in the neighbourhood.

East Vancouver

Meet me in the alley: An interest in East Van’s backroads goes viral

Dominic's childcare routine-turned-passion project is all about exploring and creating community in unexpected places.

2026 Municipal Election

Muhammad Ahmad is running an underdog campaign to champion ordinary Vancouverites

The Bright Future Vancouver mayoral candidate wants to create rent-to-own houses on city land, make transit free for youths and seniors, expand childcare, and bring back Living Wage requirements to City Hall.

Latest Stories

Childcare, transit passes, and grocery stores: Vancouver parties weigh in on what they would do to reduce your cost of living

"East Vancouver always gets bypassed": Town hall calls for Renfrew Community Centre renewal

Ken Sim defends his record and asks for another term as mayor

Community centres, pools, and public land: Vancouver parties lay out their infrastructure platforms

How a local nonprofit is helping Vancouverites belong and thrive in our city

City Hall Insider: September 1, 2026

A bygone era: Laura’s Coffee Shop embodies Mount Pleasant’s many changes

Meet me in the alley: An interest in East Van’s backroads goes viral

Muhammad Ahmad is running an underdog campaign to champion ordinary Vancouverites

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