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Sean Orr

Sean Orr

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Oct 23, 2026

Drea HumphreyHOST
29:23
The most voted in city councillor by far, like the people who came out to vote, strongly reelected.
Drea HumphreyHOST
29:32
Councillor Sean Orr, who literally has stated that he wants to see the destruction of Israel and Canada.
Drea HumphreyHOST
29:40
In fact, somebody else said, I want to see the destruction of Israel and Canada.
Drea HumphreyHOST
29:45
And he said, me too, friend or brother, me too.
AaronHOST
2:19
Indian National and Vancouver City Councillor-elect Devyani Singh wants non-citizens to vote and claims that the cause of the affordability crisis, the housing crisis, and the climate crisis is all about, quote, corporate greed.
SeanHOST
2:33
Sean Orr wants the destruction of Canada, and he's starting with the destruction of Vancouver.
SeanHOST
2:38
Sean Orr needs professional help.
SeanHOST
2:40
He is deeply, deeply degenerate.
SeanHOST
2:42
No hope with COPE.
SeanHOST
2:44
A communist grifter voted in by unions, losers on welfare, and druggies.
AaronHOST
2:50
Sean Orr is a self-hating white man who wants to genocide white people for the crime of existing while white.
AaronHOST
2:55
The
Jody VanceHOST
1:32
My kid, I believe, and I think many others in his group, went in and said, we're voting for Pete Fry, who's green.
Jody VanceHOST
1:41
We're voting in Sean Orr, who's Cope.
Jody VanceHOST
1:43
And then we're going all the way down the ballot.
Jody VanceHOST
1:45
The first time you see both of those parties, you press that spot.
Johnny PayneHOST
30:46
think a lot.
Johnny PayneHOST
30:48
Our man Sean Orr got
James YoungerHOST
30:50
the most votes of anyone.
Johnny PayneHOST
30:51
Yeah,
Nora LoretoHOST
10:32
Ken Sim was, uh, defeated.
Nora LoretoHOST
10:34
He was evicted in the terms of, um, of some of the progressive, uh, groups out there, and, and I, and I, I wanna note the, the, the one party in particular, COPE, and Sean Orr, who's a socialist and who Ken Sim really went after.
Nora LoretoHOST
10:49
You could see that he was really worried about, about Sean.
Nora LoretoHOST
10:53
Um, Sean won with a blowout number of votes.
Mike KlassenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:39
There's definitely going to be a political shift, but I'm here for it.
Kristen RobinsonCORRESPONDENT
8:42
Klassen will be joined by a left-wing supermajority, COPE incumbent Sean Orr, who returns as the top vote-getter among councillors.
Kristen RobinsonCORRESPONDENT
8:51
Three new COPE councillors, a full slate of four Green Party councillors, and one city's Lucy Maloney also re-elected.
Mike KlassenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:59
I've had a long relationship with Mayor-elect Pete Fry and I know that we'll probably depend upon each other a little bit for our experience and I'm also going to be here to make sure that I'm going to be watching the decisions and challenging them when I have to.
Nora LoretoHOST
2:46
Good work.
Nora LoretoHOST
2:46
And also shout out to Sean Orr, who walloped everybody, even though Ken Sim went after him very, very viciously during his
PaigeADVERTISER
2:53
previous term on council.
Nora LoretoHOST
2:55
Now to Ontario, where Stellantis workers have voted to give their union a mandate to strike.
Mike KlassenGUEST
7:07
So we have that sort of connecting tissue of having worked together and known each other over the years.
Mike KlassenGUEST
7:12
And I've already reached out and have had contacts with the two councillors that were with me on council that got re-elected, Lucy Maloney and Sean Orr.
Mike KlassenGUEST
7:20
And so I am really going to be there to make sure that the people, what people wanted from the city.
Mike KlassenGUEST
7:26
And of course, I was talking about how I did 25,000 steps on Friday and Saturday and spent a lot of time talking to people in community, certainly in the last several months, but throughout the entire term.
Stephen QuinnHOST
15:44
The only surviving ABC councilor is Mike Klassen.
Stephen QuinnHOST
15:48
Well, here he is, along with Sean Orr of COPE and Councilor-elect Annette Reilly with the Green Party.
Mike KlassenGUEST
15:54
Well, obviously, I'm disappointed with the outcome.
Mike KlassenGUEST
15:56
I would've liked to have seen some of the people who, uh, put their names forward get elected.
Mike KlassenGUEST
17:34
It's gonna take some, uh, uh, real skill, um, some courage, and the ability to come up with new approaches.
Stephen QuinnHOST
17:40
And what about the campaign itself? I mean, this was a campaign where a lot of people accused Ken Sim and ABC of punching down.
Stephen QuinnHOST
17:46
Um, and ABC Vancouver ran, I mean, I've been covering civic politics for a while, probably one of the most negative campaigns I've, I've seen, um, targeting specifically Mayor Pete Fry, or now Mayor-elect Pete Fry, uh, uh, Sean Orr as well, who is with us this morning.
Stephen QuinnHOST
18:04
I remember one ad that said, "The only way Pete Fry can even get close to becoming mayor is if he gets the help of Sean Orr, teams up with Sean Orr."
Jody VanceGUEST
1:09
Biggest surprise of the night for me was how it was green cope down ballot.
Jody VanceGUEST
1:18
People went in, they voted for Pete Fry and Sean Orr, and then went over to the other column and went, we are voting for these two parties.
Jody VanceGUEST
1:27
And it was like, wow.
Jody VanceGUEST
1:29
Okay.

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