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Dan Fumano: Dual election campaigns competing for talent, lawns, and air space (opens the original)
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B.C. lawns are blooming this autumn with an unusual multicoloured crop: political signs promoting different parties at different levels of government. The B.C. NDP’s snap election call, coming just days after the scheduled municipal campaign began, means almost a month of concurrent local-and-provincial campaigns, something unprecedented in B.C., at least in recent history. The dual, duelling campaigns are creating intense competition for the limited pool of workers, candidates, volunteers, and
How some Vancouver candidates are leaning into the snap B.C. election call, while others rail against it (opens the original)
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While some Vancouver political candidates are railing against the B.C. NDP for calling a provincial election that risks drowning out municipal campaigns already underway, others are leaning into what they see as an opportunity. NDP leader David Eby’s Tuesday announcement of a snap provincial election on Oct. 24 — just one week after B.C.’s municipal election day — was instantly met with civic organizations throughout B.C. blasting the decision, including two of Vancouver’s main parties. ABC Vanc
'Total disbelief': B.C.'s snap election throws curveball into municipal campaigns (opens the original)
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During Tuesday’s live broadcast of B.C. NDP Leader David Eby’s speech announcing a snap provincial election, municipal politicians from around the province were contacting each other to commiserate. Prince George Coun. Cori Ramsay said her phone was lighting up Tuesday with a group message that included municipal politicians from around B.C. expressing their frustration and concerns. The thrust of their comments, she said, were along the lines of: “I can’t believe this is happening right now” an
ABC Vancouver wants to 'reestablish social norms' around public drug use, but rivals question the party's record so far (opens the original)
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ABC Vancouver’s plan for cracking down on public drug use includes telling police to write tickets and confiscate substances, but not arresting the drug users or expecting them to pay any fines. Vancouver’s reigning party unveiled part of its campaign platform on Monday, which included more details about how the party plans to proceed if voters support what ABC calls its “public safety plebiscite” for the municipal election ballot on Oct. 17. ABC announced the plebiscite questions in August, but
Municipal leaders call on B.C. government to regulate electric kick scooters (opens the original)
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A new issue has recently rolled to the forefront when New Westminster Mayor Patrick Johnstone talks to voters in his city: scooters. “I’m not exaggerating at all when I say when I go to have a meeting in a senior’s centre in New Westminster and talk to seniors about their No. 1 issue, it’s not affordable housing right now, it’s not crime on the streets. It is fear of scooters on sidewalks,” Johnstone said Tuesday. “It is a real, novel threat.” New West is introducing a resolution about scooters
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