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Richmond elects a new mayor for the first time in a quarter-century

After 25 years with Malcolm Brodie leading the way, the City of Richmond has elected a new mayor. Rob Howard has been named the new mayor in a tightly contested race that didn’t have a clear frontrunner. At the time of p...

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Pete Fry dethrones Ken Sim to become new Vancouver mayor

Pete Fry, leader of the Green Party of Vancouver, has been elected the city’s new mayor, dethroning ABC Vancouver’s Ken Sim. As the results started to roll in, Fry jumped to an early lead that never let up. As of the tim...

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Mike Hurley secures third term as Burnaby mayor

Incumbent Mike Hurley has secured a third term as mayor of Burnaby. Hurley has received 28,946 votes, according to the City of Burnaby’s preliminary election results. Burnaby First’s Heymann Yip trails in a distant secon...

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Coquitlam elects its first new mayor in 18 years

After longtime Coquitlam mayor Richard Stewart decided to step down last year, the city finally has new leadership. Craig Hodge has been officially elected as the next mayor of Coquitlam in the 2026 municipal election. W...

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New Westminster sees major shakeup as Daniel Fontaine elected mayor

Daniel Fontaine is the newly elected mayor of New Westminster. Fontaine received 12,361 votes, according to the City of New Westminster’s preliminary election results. He was running against incumbent Patrick Johnstone,...

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City councillor wants to revive Burnaby's answer to the Grouse Grind

The Burnaby Citizens Association (BCA) party wants to restore and upgrade the Velodrome Trail — Burnaby’s answer to the Grouse Grind. For the past 18 months, the scenic steep hiking route on the northwest corner of Burna...

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Will B.C. election result affect Whitecaps' future in Vancouver?

Vancouver Whitecaps supporters are turning up the heat on B.C. Premier David Eby and Conservative Party leader Lorne Doerkson. With the Oct. 24 provincial election fast approaching, the Vancouver Southsiders supporters g...

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Municipal Election: Housing Affordability Takes Centre Stage

Housing affordability is a defining issue ahead of the October 26 municipal election across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and beyond. In the latest episode of TRREB’s Ready to Real Estate podcast, Chief Information Offi...

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