Municipal elections 2011: Vancouver council candidates' commentaries

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TheGeorgia Straight is inviting candidates for Vancouver city council to each write an opinion piece for publication on our website. The commentaries will be added to this page, sorted alphabetically by party and candidate's name, as they are posted.

If you are a candidate, please contact web editor Stephen Hui by email or on Twitter for details.

Coalition of Progressive Electors

RJ Aquino: Lack of affordability is central issue in Vancouver election

Tim Louis: You can count on COPE to get things done

Ellen Woodsworth: I will fight for affordable housing, electoral reform, and diverse neighbourhoods

De-Growth Vancouver

Ian Gregson: How do de-growth and downshifting relate?

Chris Shaw: It’s time to discuss limits to growth: Some thought experiments

Green Party of Vancouver

Adriane Carr: There are smarter ways for Vancouver to grow

Independent

Sandy Garossino: Vancouver, we’ve got a housing problem

Neighbourhoods for a Sustainable Vancouver

Nicole Benson: Tackling the powerlessness of Vancouver residents

Marie Kerchum: City council is putting the livability of Vancouver in jeopardy

Terry Martin: Neighbourhoods for a Sustainable Vancouver is dedicated to grassroots democracy

Elizabeth Murphy: This civic election will direct the next 30 years of planning

Non-Partisan Association

George Affleck: Vision-COPE alliance doesn’t care to listen to the people

Elizabeth Ball: Vancouver council dedicated to arts will lead way to magnificent city

Sean Bickerton: My first love affair

Joe Carangi: Bold leadership will make Vancouver great again

Ken Charko: Making better decisions at city council and keeping taxes low

Mike Klassen: A safe, green, clean, and fun Vancouver for all

Jason Lamarche: We need to raise our standard of living in Vancouver

Bill McCreery: Vancouver, neighbourhoods in peril

Francis Wong: Making affordability a priority for Vancouver city council

Bill Yuen: NPA council will bring fiscally responsible government back to Vancouver

Vision Vancouver

Kerry Jang: Great strides made on homelessness, but much more work to be done

Geoff Meggs: Electing a clear, strong voice on transit expansion is critical

Andrea Reimer: A Vision-COPE council will continue to remove barriers to citizen participation

Tony Tang: Affordability is the issue in this Vancouver election campaign

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James G
To all running for City Council, thank you for putting your names forward and offering the City your services. To those three especially which I criticized most heavily on these boards, namely Mike Klassen, Andrea Reimer and Geoff Meggs, I sincerely wish you all the success and happiness life can offer in every aspect of life other than your political careers.
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