The NPA won five council seats, the Greens took three, and COPE and OneCity each elected one member to the chamber.
With 87 of 133 polls reporting, the former NDP MP may be in the driver's seat to become Gregor Robertson's successor.
The sometimes abrasive Corrigan, 66, was first elected in 1987 and became mayor in 2002.
In a concession speech after losing to McCallum, Gill thanked his family and volunteers.
In 2014, Green councillor Adriane Carr set a Vancouver record for council votes.
A progressive two-term councillor will succeed Mussatto, who became mayor in 2005.
The mayor, Lois Jackson, is in second place in her attempt to become a city councillor.
Grant is hoping to become the first Indigenous person ever elected to Vancouver city council.
Three of B.C.'s most experienced local politicians will be trying to stave off forced retirement at the hand of voters on Saturday (October 20).
The party has not explained why it made this decision.
The former police officer isn't himself pro-weed, but he's open to cannabis-friendly solutions if it helps the city's overdose problem.
Anti-SOGI lists of candidates are not all accurate.
Gregor Robertson never faced a situation in which members of council won more than 10,000 votes than him, but that could be a problem for Vancouver's next mayor.
Ahead of this month's civic elections scheduled for October 20, Vancouver is creating additional early-voting stations on the city's east side.
Voters across Metro Vancouver will go to the polls on October 20 to elect mayors, councillors, school trustees, and, in the case of Vancouver. seven park commissioners.
In April, the Vancouver Pride Society cancelled this traditional Pride week event because of escalating municipal-permitting and policing costs.
Party members will have to check off at least four names for council and two names for park board.
Hundreds of campaign volunteers were chanting " Jean 2018" at a "victory party" when the final results came in, showing a strong second-place finish
Hector Bremner's win has papered over structural problems that remain a major obstacle for the city's centre-right party.
The NPA increases its council seat count to four, but it's still not going to change the balance of power at Vancouver City Hall.
There's a lot at stake today for Vision, the NPA, Greens, OneCity, Sensible Vancouver, and independents.
Diego Cardona (left, beside Mayor Gregor Robertson) says he wasn't prepared for some of the racism he experienced while running as a Vision Vancouver candidate.
The Green candidate in tomorrow's council by-election makes the case why he's the most sensible choice.
The Green candidate and previous trustee says she's optimistic about working with a new provincial government that holds public education in high regard.
The council candidate says there needs to be thousands of new rental apartments built on city-owned land.
