OneCity Vancouver
@onecityvan.bsky.social
OneCity fights for affordable housing, climate action, public safety and family services.
Follow City Councillor Lucy Maloney & VSB trustee Jennifer Reddy.
www.onecityvancouver.ca
Follow City Councillor Lucy Maloney & VSB trustee Jennifer Reddy.
www.onecityvancouver.ca
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The decision on the future of Carleton Elementary is coming back fast, join us in person Dec 17th 5pm at 1580 w Broadway - show up to support neighbourhood schools and transparent decision making. Your voice matters!
November 27, 2025 at 11:36 PM
The decision on the future of Carleton Elementary is coming back fast, join us in person Dec 17th 5pm at 1580 w Broadway - show up to support neighbourhood schools and transparent decision making. Your voice matters!
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I thank folks for speaking up. I support community members and believe that they deserve to be part of their neighbourhood and city decisions. Their voices are important.
Thank you to @adriandix.bsky.social and Don Davies for speaking up alongside residents!
It’s not over yet.
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Thank you to @adriandix.bsky.social and Don Davies for speaking up alongside residents!
It’s not over yet.
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November 27, 2025 at 11:36 PM
I thank folks for speaking up. I support community members and believe that they deserve to be part of their neighbourhood and city decisions. Their voices are important.
Thank you to @adriandix.bsky.social and Don Davies for speaking up alongside residents!
It’s not over yet.
👇🏾
Thank you to @adriandix.bsky.social and Don Davies for speaking up alongside residents!
It’s not over yet.
👇🏾
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📣for their neighbourhood school back
📣to be able to walk/roll to school and childcare in their community
📣for a meeting about Carleton in their neighbourhood so that community members can talk more
📣open* and accurate data that reflects the density and transit-oriented development in the area
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📣to be able to walk/roll to school and childcare in their community
📣for a meeting about Carleton in their neighbourhood so that community members can talk more
📣open* and accurate data that reflects the density and transit-oriented development in the area
👇🏾
November 27, 2025 at 11:36 PM
📣for their neighbourhood school back
📣to be able to walk/roll to school and childcare in their community
📣for a meeting about Carleton in their neighbourhood so that community members can talk more
📣open* and accurate data that reflects the density and transit-oriented development in the area
👇🏾
📣to be able to walk/roll to school and childcare in their community
📣for a meeting about Carleton in their neighbourhood so that community members can talk more
📣open* and accurate data that reflects the density and transit-oriented development in the area
👇🏾
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Earlier this week the VSB held a meeting to hear from community members about the permanent closure of Carleton Elementary (6-acres of school land at Joyce/Kingsway). The school has been closed for 9 years…
Parents, grandparents, community members, and graduates asked:
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Parents, grandparents, community members, and graduates asked:
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November 27, 2025 at 11:36 PM
Earlier this week the VSB held a meeting to hear from community members about the permanent closure of Carleton Elementary (6-acres of school land at Joyce/Kingsway). The school has been closed for 9 years…
Parents, grandparents, community members, and graduates asked:
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Parents, grandparents, community members, and graduates asked:
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I’m looking forward to connecting with OneCity members and Vancouverites over the coming weeks. Join me: www.williamforvancouver.ca 5 / 5
William for Vancouver
I'm seeking the mayoral nomination with OneCity, to bring Vancouver the progressive leadership it needs.
www.williamforvancouver.ca
November 17, 2025 at 4:47 PM
I’m looking forward to connecting with OneCity members and Vancouverites over the coming weeks. Join me: www.williamforvancouver.ca 5 / 5
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We can turn things around. But it will take serious leadership with the political will to invest in the housing and services we all need. 4 / 5
November 17, 2025 at 4:47 PM
We can turn things around. But it will take serious leadership with the political will to invest in the housing and services we all need. 4 / 5
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But today, building that good life is harder than it should be. Vancouver faces serious challenges: crumbling community centres, a housing crisis, and wealth inequality. 3 / 5
November 17, 2025 at 4:47 PM
But today, building that good life is harder than it should be. Vancouver faces serious challenges: crumbling community centres, a housing crisis, and wealth inequality. 3 / 5
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I care deeply about our city. I was born and raised here and I have always believed that this is a place where anyone, from anywhere, can come and build a good life. 2 / 5
November 17, 2025 at 4:47 PM
I care deeply about our city. I was born and raised here and I have always believed that this is a place where anyone, from anywhere, can come and build a good life. 2 / 5
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Exciting news - I’m seeking the mayoral nomination with @OneCityVan! 1 / 5 youtu.be/2MTf7QmcEpc
My name is William Azaroff and I'm seeking the mayoral nomination with OneCity
YouTube video by William for Vancouver
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November 17, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Exciting news - I’m seeking the mayoral nomination with @OneCityVan! 1 / 5 youtu.be/2MTf7QmcEpc
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My ABC Council colleagues are vocal about pushing back on the Province downloading responsibilities onto the City, but last night they voted to build on public open space to make up for the education funding shortfall, squarely the responsibility of the Province.
Tonight the ABC majority voted to build housing on part of Fleming Elementary’s school grounds saying their hands were tied by Vancouver School Board’s decision to divest school land to build rental housing despite an outcry from the community.
November 14, 2025 at 3:28 PM
My ABC Council colleagues are vocal about pushing back on the Province downloading responsibilities onto the City, but last night they voted to build on public open space to make up for the education funding shortfall, squarely the responsibility of the Province.
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Tonight the ABC majority voted to build housing on part of Fleming Elementary’s school grounds saying their hands were tied by Vancouver School Board’s decision to divest school land to build rental housing despite an outcry from the community.
November 14, 2025 at 6:44 AM
Tonight the ABC majority voted to build housing on part of Fleming Elementary’s school grounds saying their hands were tied by Vancouver School Board’s decision to divest school land to build rental housing despite an outcry from the community.
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The timing of this video as I’m reflecting on the revolt at City Council against Sim’s budget cuts is just perfect.
Can’t wait to vote against all of ABC.
Can’t wait to vote against all of ABC.
BIG NEWS: OneCity is running for Mayor in 2026!
We’re officially launching our open Mayoral nomination contest and giving *you* a voice in who should lead our city.
We’re officially launching our open Mayoral nomination contest and giving *you* a voice in who should lead our city.
November 13, 2025 at 1:31 AM
The timing of this video as I’m reflecting on the revolt at City Council against Sim’s budget cuts is just perfect.
Can’t wait to vote against all of ABC.
Can’t wait to vote against all of ABC.
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The 2026 Vancouver budget risks imposing cuts to road safety initiatives that we simply can't afford. With so few details being released, we call upon council to amend the budget to direct that essential transportation programs and staff be protected.
👉 More: visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/11/12/2...
👉 More: visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/11/12/2...
November 12, 2025 at 11:20 PM
The 2026 Vancouver budget risks imposing cuts to road safety initiatives that we simply can't afford. With so few details being released, we call upon council to amend the budget to direct that essential transportation programs and staff be protected.
👉 More: visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/11/12/2...
👉 More: visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/11/12/2...
BIG NEWS: OneCity is running for Mayor in 2026!
We’re officially launching our open Mayoral nomination contest and giving *you* a voice in who should lead our city.
We’re officially launching our open Mayoral nomination contest and giving *you* a voice in who should lead our city.
November 12, 2025 at 8:13 PM
BIG NEWS: OneCity is running for Mayor in 2026!
We’re officially launching our open Mayoral nomination contest and giving *you* a voice in who should lead our city.
We’re officially launching our open Mayoral nomination contest and giving *you* a voice in who should lead our city.
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Today we’re listening to staff reports first, then Counillors will have an opportunity to ask questions. Only after Councillors’ questions will we start listening to public speakers.
Tomorrow Vancouver City Council will start hearing from the hundreds of people who have signed up to speak to Council about Ken Sim and ABC’s Zero Means Zero budget.
November 12, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Today we’re listening to staff reports first, then Counillors will have an opportunity to ask questions. Only after Councillors’ questions will we start listening to public speakers.
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Despite Ken Sim trying to call our reporting "false" regarding the loss of Vancouver's sustainability department, city staff just confirmed under pressure from council that those jobs are not in fact safe in the budget, as it now stands.
November 12, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Despite Ken Sim trying to call our reporting "false" regarding the loss of Vancouver's sustainability department, city staff just confirmed under pressure from council that those jobs are not in fact safe in the budget, as it now stands.
Thank you, thank you, thank you to the over 500 people who have signed up to speak to the budget and push back against Ken's Cuts.
Tomorrow Vancouver City Council will start hearing from the hundreds of people who have signed up to speak to Council about Ken Sim and ABC’s Zero Means Zero budget.
November 12, 2025 at 5:31 AM
Thank you, thank you, thank you to the over 500 people who have signed up to speak to the budget and push back against Ken's Cuts.
Just 30 minutes left to sign up to oppose this budget.
Ken Sim is trying to gut the city in the hopes that you'll forget his dismal record. We can't let him get away with it.
SIGN UP TO SPEAK: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
Ken Sim is trying to gut the city in the hopes that you'll forget his dismal record. We can't let him get away with it.
SIGN UP TO SPEAK: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
November 12, 2025 at 12:36 AM
Just 30 minutes left to sign up to oppose this budget.
Ken Sim is trying to gut the city in the hopes that you'll forget his dismal record. We can't let him get away with it.
SIGN UP TO SPEAK: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
Ken Sim is trying to gut the city in the hopes that you'll forget his dismal record. We can't let him get away with it.
SIGN UP TO SPEAK: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
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With everything going on these days, it’s easy to miss when local governments get up to some sketchy stuff.
Take Vancouver, where Mayor Ken Sims is planning to eliminate the city’s sustainability and climate department!!!
Yes, really.
My partners at @nationalobserver.com have the scoop:
Take Vancouver, where Mayor Ken Sims is planning to eliminate the city’s sustainability and climate department!!!
Yes, really.
My partners at @nationalobserver.com have the scoop:
November 11, 2025 at 11:42 PM
With everything going on these days, it’s easy to miss when local governments get up to some sketchy stuff.
Take Vancouver, where Mayor Ken Sims is planning to eliminate the city’s sustainability and climate department!!!
Yes, really.
My partners at @nationalobserver.com have the scoop:
Take Vancouver, where Mayor Ken Sims is planning to eliminate the city’s sustainability and climate department!!!
Yes, really.
My partners at @nationalobserver.com have the scoop:
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Vancouver has spent decades building up a now well-earned reputation for leadership on environmental sustainability.
Apparently, the mayor and ABC majority don't see the value in it.
Hard to imagine a better way to damage the city's brand.
Apparently, the mayor and ABC majority don't see the value in it.
Hard to imagine a better way to damage the city's brand.
NEW: Councillors and sources inside the City of Vancouver say the city's mayor, Ken Sim, will put forth a budget Wednesday that will eliminate the city's celebrated climate and sustainability department.
Vancouver mayor plans to eliminate city's climate and sustainability department
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is planning to eliminate the city's sustainability and climate department under the guise of a push to prevent increases to property taxes. Canada's National Observer learned a...
www.nationalobserver.com
November 11, 2025 at 3:29 AM
Vancouver has spent decades building up a now well-earned reputation for leadership on environmental sustainability.
Apparently, the mayor and ABC majority don't see the value in it.
Hard to imagine a better way to damage the city's brand.
Apparently, the mayor and ABC majority don't see the value in it.
Hard to imagine a better way to damage the city's brand.
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2023: ABC refunds millions of dollars of Empty Homes Tax to developers
2025: ABC refuses to use EHT money for its intended purpose, putting 81 affordable homes for women and children at risk
What an astonishing decision by Ken Sim and ABC.
2025: ABC refuses to use EHT money for its intended purpose, putting 81 affordable homes for women and children at risk
What an astonishing decision by Ken Sim and ABC.
November 6, 2025 at 12:23 AM
2023: ABC refunds millions of dollars of Empty Homes Tax to developers
2025: ABC refuses to use EHT money for its intended purpose, putting 81 affordable homes for women and children at risk
What an astonishing decision by Ken Sim and ABC.
2025: ABC refuses to use EHT money for its intended purpose, putting 81 affordable homes for women and children at risk
What an astonishing decision by Ken Sim and ABC.
You'd think a Councillor with a record of cutting services and delaying action on safe streets would have the decency to at least live -near- the community he's damaging.
He makes the cuts. We'll live with the consequences.
He makes the cuts. We'll live with the consequences.
October 30, 2025 at 3:40 PM
You'd think a Councillor with a record of cutting services and delaying action on safe streets would have the decency to at least live -near- the community he's damaging.
He makes the cuts. We'll live with the consequences.
He makes the cuts. We'll live with the consequences.
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In voting down this motion, Clr Montague indignantly claimed that the VPD "puts out a message telling drivers to avoid non-essential travel every year" and that to suggest otherwise is "outright false." Can anyone find evidence of this? Here's their PSA for this year:
October 30, 2025 at 2:34 AM
In voting down this motion, Clr Montague indignantly claimed that the VPD "puts out a message telling drivers to avoid non-essential travel every year" and that to suggest otherwise is "outright false." Can anyone find evidence of this? Here's their PSA for this year:
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Maybe the reason Brian Montague brought forward the amendment to kill this Halloween safe streets motion is that he's still recovering from the time children "intimidated" him with their climate change art.
vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/11/27/v...
vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/11/27/v...
October 29, 2025 at 8:42 PM
Maybe the reason Brian Montague brought forward the amendment to kill this Halloween safe streets motion is that he's still recovering from the time children "intimidated" him with their climate change art.
vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/11/27/v...
vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/11/27/v...
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We're incredibly disappointed in this outcome; this should have been an easy win for the safety of our children. Our response: visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/10/29/h...
October 29, 2025 at 7:38 PM
We're incredibly disappointed in this outcome; this should have been an easy win for the safety of our children. Our response: visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/10/29/h...