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Vancouver City Hall

Vancouver City Hall

City or town hall in Vancouver, British ColumbiaWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Vancouver City Hall".

Oct 23, 2026

SeanHOST
0:32
10 of 11 seats are hard left.
SeanHOST
0:34
A red-green coalition of communists and Islamists have commandeered Vancouver City Hall.
AaronHOST
0:41
WTF happened with Vancouver's election? They voted for the dumbest people possible, giving them a sweep.
AaronHOST
0:46
Anti-capitalist commies who want to double down on bike lanes and drugs while defunding the
Sam CooperGUEST
4:57
And it's, I think it's more than just wonky, crazy BC politics and domestic things.
Sam CooperGUEST
5:02
Because as I've already, I mean, we've talked many times about how at multiple levels in BC politics from the Richmond Council race, your former hometown, Vancouver City Hall, we've had Kennedy Stewart, the former mayor, say that, you know, as I reported, China was involved in that election.
Sam CooperGUEST
5:24
They didn't like Kennedy Stewart.
Sam CooperGUEST
5:25
He said a lot more publicly now.

19 MINS LATER

Jason JamesHOST
24:29
That's correct.
Sam CooperGUEST
24:30
And this is not inferential or looking at, you know, connecting dots.
Sam CooperGUEST
24:35
This comes from the very same CSIS intelligence document of October 2022 that I'm citing in our conversation that points to candidate three, candidate one, that points to Vancouver City Hall, that points to, you know, how bonds of obligation are formed through community groups and proxies for China during election campaigns.
Sam CooperGUEST
24:57
And the There is not one Chinese language media outlet in Canada that operates freely.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:51
Pete Fry wants Vancouverites to trust his judgment.
Stephen QuinnHOST
2:55
So that is the full advertisement from ABC Vancouver, and it draws on one of the biggest political controversies at Vancouver City Hall over the past 18 months.
Stephen QuinnHOST
3:05
Its release comes at a crucial point in the campaign as the parties are making their final push to win over voters.
Stephen QuinnHOST
3:10
And so why is ABC revisiting this controversy now? And why try to link Pete Fry to Sean Orr? Well, for those questions and more, we are joined by the CBC's Justin McElroy.
Dallas BrodieGUEST
18:30
... who asked us?" And we fought and we won that, but the, the push for that was coming from the federal liberal party that promised money to the city if they would start doing all of this abundant housing stuff.
Dallas BrodieGUEST
18:44
And, and [sighs] you know, s- excuse me, Ottawa is not supposed to be running Vancouver City Hall.
Dallas BrodieGUEST
18:52
Like-
Travis BaderHOST
18:53
Right.
Sam CooperGUEST
5:41
And it's, I think it's more than just wonky, crazy BC politics and domestic things.
Sam CooperGUEST
5:46
Because as I've already, I mean, we've talked many times about how at multiple levels in BC politics from the Richmond Council race, your former hometown, Vancouver City Hall, we've had Kennedy Stewart, the former mayor, say that, you know, as I reported, China was involved in that election.
Sam CooperGUEST
6:08
They didn't like Kennedy Stewart.
Sam CooperGUEST
6:09
He's said a lot more publicly now.

13 MINS LATER

Sam CooperGUEST
19:11
And at this point, you have to pay for a subscription because the story is paywalled.
Sam CooperGUEST
19:17
About 2,000 words long, it has Kennedy Stewart, the former Vancouver mayor in there.
Sam CooperGUEST
19:22
But in a nutshell, that very same CSIS document talks about how three community groups target the Vancouver City Hall race seeking to support a certain candidate in that election.
Sam CooperGUEST
19:37
The Globe and Mail had different documents that said kind of the same things.
Janet BrownGUEST
6:28
... was about covering politics as a reporter.
Janet BrownGUEST
6:31
I covered politics at Vancouver City Hall for 18 years.
Janet BrownGUEST
6:35
Love it.
Janet BrownGUEST
6:36
I covered politics, city council meetings in Surrey for over 10 years.

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