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@onecityvan.bsky.social
OneCity fights for affordable housing, climate action, public safety and family services.
Follow City Councillor Lucy Maloney & VSB trustee Jennifer Reddy.
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Follow City Councillor Lucy Maloney & VSB trustee Jennifer Reddy.
www.onecityvancouver.ca
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.
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.
"Recent actions announced by the City of Vancouver do not add up for our economic survival. Asking every city department to arbitrarily cut budgets by a blanket percentage is not only a ineffective short-term measure, it could negatively affect our long-term recovery."
-- Ken Sim in 2020
-- Ken Sim in 2020
October 9, 2025 at 5:10 AM
"Recent actions announced by the City of Vancouver do not add up for our economic survival. Asking every city department to arbitrarily cut budgets by a blanket percentage is not only a ineffective short-term measure, it could negatively affect our long-term recovery."
-- Ken Sim in 2020
-- Ken Sim in 2020
Fall is here, but we've extended our Summer Survey for one more month! OneCity wants to know more about you, and the issues YOU care about! Enter for a chance to win Earnest Ice Cream! onecityvancouver.typeform.com/to/MXO50snd?...
October 7, 2025 at 7:26 PM
Fall is here, but we've extended our Summer Survey for one more month! OneCity wants to know more about you, and the issues YOU care about! Enter for a chance to win Earnest Ice Cream! onecityvancouver.typeform.com/to/MXO50snd?...
On Wednesday, Ken Sim will direct staff to make brutal cuts to the City's budget - putting the services you and I rely on at risk.
We need to stand up to him.
SIGN UP TO SPEAK on the City's website, in OPPOSITION to Motion 1 on October 8: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
We need to stand up to him.
SIGN UP TO SPEAK on the City's website, in OPPOSITION to Motion 1 on October 8: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
October 7, 2025 at 3:28 AM
On Wednesday, Ken Sim will direct staff to make brutal cuts to the City's budget - putting the services you and I rely on at risk.
We need to stand up to him.
SIGN UP TO SPEAK on the City's website, in OPPOSITION to Motion 1 on October 8: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
We need to stand up to him.
SIGN UP TO SPEAK on the City's website, in OPPOSITION to Motion 1 on October 8: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we acknowledge we have a responsibility to build a future based on reconciliation, decolonization, and the recognition of Indigenous rights.
A better future for everyone who lives on these lands.
A better future for everyone who lives on these lands.
September 30, 2025 at 9:37 PM
On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we acknowledge we have a responsibility to build a future based on reconciliation, decolonization, and the recognition of Indigenous rights.
A better future for everyone who lives on these lands.
A better future for everyone who lives on these lands.
The next civic election is on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
September 18, 2025 at 1:05 AM
The next civic election is on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
Ken Sim and ABC have voted to bury Lucy Maloney’s motion that would have brought six floors and corner stores to side streets across Vancouver, unlocking thousands of family-friendly homes.
September 18, 2025 at 1:05 AM
Ken Sim and ABC have voted to bury Lucy Maloney’s motion that would have brought six floors and corner stores to side streets across Vancouver, unlocking thousands of family-friendly homes.
Today we honour the generations of workers who make this city run. ✊
Working people continue to build and care for this city every single day. From teachers to transit operators, library and service staff, city staff to community care workers — your labour should be respected.
Working people continue to build and care for this city every single day. From teachers to transit operators, library and service staff, city staff to community care workers — your labour should be respected.
September 1, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Today we honour the generations of workers who make this city run. ✊
Working people continue to build and care for this city every single day. From teachers to transit operators, library and service staff, city staff to community care workers — your labour should be respected.
Working people continue to build and care for this city every single day. From teachers to transit operators, library and service staff, city staff to community care workers — your labour should be respected.
We look forward to handing both the municipal Conservatives and their cousins in ABC another defeat next year.
August 21, 2025 at 9:26 PM
We look forward to handing both the municipal Conservatives and their cousins in ABC another defeat next year.
Ken Sim's office is now claiming that his appearance at a Bitcoin conference this weekend is part of a 'personal vacation'.
He is appearing as the Mayor.
Talking about "Bitcoin and the City of Vancouver".
Which was a motion he passed at Council.
Very vacation-like!
He is appearing as the Mayor.
Talking about "Bitcoin and the City of Vancouver".
Which was a motion he passed at Council.
Very vacation-like!
August 14, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Ken Sim's office is now claiming that his appearance at a Bitcoin conference this weekend is part of a 'personal vacation'.
He is appearing as the Mayor.
Talking about "Bitcoin and the City of Vancouver".
Which was a motion he passed at Council.
Very vacation-like!
He is appearing as the Mayor.
Talking about "Bitcoin and the City of Vancouver".
Which was a motion he passed at Council.
Very vacation-like!
Make sure to read to the end:
August 13, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Make sure to read to the end:
Ken Sim is back on his Bitcoin crusade this weekend, speaking at the Learning Bitcoin conference.
The mayor has called Bitcoin a "hill he'll die on."
The hill @lucymaloney.bsky.social will die on is a safer, more affordable, more livable city for every one of our neighbours.
The mayor has called Bitcoin a "hill he'll die on."
The hill @lucymaloney.bsky.social will die on is a safer, more affordable, more livable city for every one of our neighbours.
August 13, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Ken Sim is back on his Bitcoin crusade this weekend, speaking at the Learning Bitcoin conference.
The mayor has called Bitcoin a "hill he'll die on."
The hill @lucymaloney.bsky.social will die on is a safer, more affordable, more livable city for every one of our neighbours.
The mayor has called Bitcoin a "hill he'll die on."
The hill @lucymaloney.bsky.social will die on is a safer, more affordable, more livable city for every one of our neighbours.
Ken Sim and ABC have made homelessness worse. We can't afford another four years.
Read the full report: hsa-bc.ca/_Library/202...
Read the full report: hsa-bc.ca/_Library/202...
July 30, 2025 at 9:12 PM
Ken Sim and ABC have made homelessness worse. We can't afford another four years.
Read the full report: hsa-bc.ca/_Library/202...
Read the full report: hsa-bc.ca/_Library/202...
The City of Vancouver is responsible for 74% of the total increase in homelessness in the entire region between 2023 and 2025.
July 30, 2025 at 9:12 PM
The City of Vancouver is responsible for 74% of the total increase in homelessness in the entire region between 2023 and 2025.
Hey, @vote4abc.bsky.social - Ken Sim has said on Bitcoin podcasts that he believes that fiat currencies like the Canadian dollar are "going to zero".
Is this conspiracy theory the position of ABC Vancouver, or do you agree with experts that he's out to lunch?
Is this conspiracy theory the position of ABC Vancouver, or do you agree with experts that he's out to lunch?
July 21, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Hey, @vote4abc.bsky.social - Ken Sim has said on Bitcoin podcasts that he believes that fiat currencies like the Canadian dollar are "going to zero".
Is this conspiracy theory the position of ABC Vancouver, or do you agree with experts that he's out to lunch?
Is this conspiracy theory the position of ABC Vancouver, or do you agree with experts that he's out to lunch?
ABC's biggest housing move to date has been to implement Kennedy Stewart's multiplex plan - and they haven't even gotten that right.
That's why @lucymaloney.bsky.social is bringing a motion to Council to punch up our small-scale multi-unit housing program - so we can deliver the homes we need.
That's why @lucymaloney.bsky.social is bringing a motion to Council to punch up our small-scale multi-unit housing program - so we can deliver the homes we need.
July 17, 2025 at 4:42 PM
ABC's biggest housing move to date has been to implement Kennedy Stewart's multiplex plan - and they haven't even gotten that right.
That's why @lucymaloney.bsky.social is bringing a motion to Council to punch up our small-scale multi-unit housing program - so we can deliver the homes we need.
That's why @lucymaloney.bsky.social is bringing a motion to Council to punch up our small-scale multi-unit housing program - so we can deliver the homes we need.
Seniors are only 20% of the population, but they’re 50% of pedestrian injuries and deaths.
Safer streets are possible - we just need to build them, by investing in what works, and abandoning what doesn’t.
Lucy Maloney’s road safety motion comes to Council this afternoon.
Safer streets are possible - we just need to build them, by investing in what works, and abandoning what doesn’t.
Lucy Maloney’s road safety motion comes to Council this afternoon.
July 9, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Seniors are only 20% of the population, but they’re 50% of pedestrian injuries and deaths.
Safer streets are possible - we just need to build them, by investing in what works, and abandoning what doesn’t.
Lucy Maloney’s road safety motion comes to Council this afternoon.
Safer streets are possible - we just need to build them, by investing in what works, and abandoning what doesn’t.
Lucy Maloney’s road safety motion comes to Council this afternoon.
Reminder: Ken Sim's @vote4abc.bsky.social announced the "return" of the Stanley Park train before it passed a Technical Safety BC inspection.
Vancouver deserves better.
Vancouver deserves better.
July 8, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Reminder: Ken Sim's @vote4abc.bsky.social announced the "return" of the Stanley Park train before it passed a Technical Safety BC inspection.
Vancouver deserves better.
Vancouver deserves better.
Lucy Maloney's road safety motion comes to Council tomorrow. But you need to sign up to speak by 5pm TODAY.
Stand up for safe streets. Sign up to speak in favour of Motion A4, "Developing a Vision Zero Road Safety Policy and Action Plan", at: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
Stand up for safe streets. Sign up to speak in favour of Motion A4, "Developing a Vision Zero Road Safety Policy and Action Plan", at: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
July 8, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Lucy Maloney's road safety motion comes to Council tomorrow. But you need to sign up to speak by 5pm TODAY.
Stand up for safe streets. Sign up to speak in favour of Motion A4, "Developing a Vision Zero Road Safety Policy and Action Plan", at: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
Stand up for safe streets. Sign up to speak in favour of Motion A4, "Developing a Vision Zero Road Safety Policy and Action Plan", at: vancouver.ca/your-governm...
The only acceptable number of deaths on our roads is ZERO.
To get there, we must invest in the things that work - and eliminate the things that don't.
To get there, we must invest in the things that work - and eliminate the things that don't.
July 7, 2025 at 9:50 PM
The only acceptable number of deaths on our roads is ZERO.
To get there, we must invest in the things that work - and eliminate the things that don't.
To get there, we must invest in the things that work - and eliminate the things that don't.
We know what works to make our streets safer for everyone. We just need to do it.
July 4, 2025 at 10:25 PM
We know what works to make our streets safer for everyone. We just need to do it.