New Mayors, New Direction: How Election Night Played Out in Vancouver and Surrey
Fry unseats Ken Sim after voters backed change in several B.C. cities, while Doug McCallum returned in Surrey and other incumbents fell.
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Rough ride for some incumbents: B.C.’s municipal elections at a glance
Some incumbent candidates have taken a beating in British Columbia's municipal elections. Voters on Saturday evicted the mayors of Vancouver and Surrey, the province's two biggest cities. Here's a look at some of the results. BIG TURNOUT IN VANCOUVER, ...
New mayors, new direction: How election night played out in Vancouver and Surrey
Across the province, residents are choosing new mayors and councillors on the final voting day of the 2026 municipal elections—while advance voting continues for the Oct. 24 provincial election.
Municipal elections: Vancouver and Surrey take a new turn, with Pete Fry and Doug McCallum taking the lead, respectively.
Voters choose change in Vancouver, Surrey mayoral races. RECAP.
Across the province, residents are choosing new mayors and councillors on the final voting day of the 2026 municipal elections—while advance voting continues for the Oct. 24 provincial election.
Incumbents mayors ousted in 2 big BC cities - Vancouver 2026
BC – BC’s municipal elections saw the incumbent mayors ousted in the province’s two largest cities – Vancouver and Surrey. In Vancouver, Pete Fry defeated Ken Sim in the mayor’s race. Fry, who is with the Green Party, appears poised to preside over a council where no one party has a majority. Incumbent mayors ousted as Fry, McCallum win At ... The post Incumbents mayors ousted in 2 big BC cities – Vancouver, Surrey first appeared on Eawaz - 770…
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