
News • October 16, 2026
CBSA incident raises concerns, but not necessarily for UBC students
Immigration advocates say the CBSA's move to check Calgary college graduates' statuses at a protest raises concerns for civil liberties.
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News • October 16, 2026
Immigration advocates say the CBSA's move to check Calgary college graduates' statuses at a protest raises concerns for civil liberties.

News • October 14, 2026
The student union's annual lobbying efforts are on pause while the polls are open.

News • October 13, 2026
The two questions, proposed by ABC Vancouver, carry no legal force. Opponents say the vote is unnecessary, while ABC says it will give the next council a mandate.

News • October 13, 2026
She has been a city councillor for the past eight years. After being expelled from Mayor Sim's ABC, she is running to be Vancouver's first woman mayor with her own party, Vote Vancouver.

News • October 13, 2026
COPE’s mayoral candidate withdrew in September, but the party still has eight candidates for council and park board. It wants to reopen the Renter Office and fully fund the library.

News • October 13, 2026
Incumbent George Harvie faces a challenger from his own former party and a newcomer.

News • October 13, 2026
Mayor Ken Sim’s party promises a second tax freeze, a ban on public drug use, and free beach parking. It spent nearly three years trying to abolish the board that sets the parking fees.

News • October 13, 2026
Rebecca Bligh was removed from Mayor Ken Sim’s caucus in 2025 after breaking with ABC on key votes. Her new party is campaigning on middle-income housing, free youth transit and small-business support.

News • October 13, 2026
After four years in power Mayor Ken Sim says there is still work for him to do at City Hall. His reelection campaign is focused on "public safety," "affordability," and improving economic opportunities in Vancouver.

News • October 13, 2026
Fry has been a city councillor for the Vancouver Greens for eight years. He is running for mayor to bring "good government" he believes has been lacking under Mayor Sim and ABC.

News • October 13, 2026
TEAM would replace Vancouver’s citywide and area plans with neighbourhood-based planning. The party holds no seats on the current council.

News • October 13, 2026
A party built by Mayor Ken Sim’s former chief of staff and former ABC members promises to cancel what it calls an $800 million second city hall.

News • October 13, 2026
OneCity has five council candidates and no candidate for mayor. Even a clean sweep would leave it short of a council majority.

News • October 13, 2026
With two elections on the horizon, it may be a bit confusing to figure out what you need to know before getting to the polls. Here is a guide to voting at this year's civic election.

News • October 13, 2026
Pete Fry is the only progressive candidate for mayor, but the Greens have four council candidates. A clean sweep would still leave them short of a majority.

News • October 13, 2026
Kareem Allam ran Mayor Ken Sim’s 2022 campaign and served as his chief of staff. He now wants to unseat him, with the SkyTrain to UBC as his top transit priority.

News • October 13, 2026
Colleen Hardwick says council never gave her the housing data she asked for. As mayor, she’d start with an audit of city-owned land.

News • October 13, 2026
Incumbent Nathan Pachal and Councillor Delaney Mack disagree on property taxes, policing, and a merger with the Township.

News • October 13, 2026
Seven candidates are running to replace Mayor Malcolm Brodie, who is retiring after 24 years.

News • October 13, 2026
Incumbent Linda Buchanan faces three challengers as the cost of the North Shore wastewater plant climbs. The Ubyssey interviewed Oliver King and Dave Kurvers.