Candidate for Vancouver City Council.
Jonathan Weisman, ballot number 127 for City Council in Vancouver, TEAM for a Livable Vancouver. Profile focus: Community facilities and accountable governance.
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This record covers Jonathan Weisman's legal career and board work as set out on the law firm profile, the TEAM nomination in June 2026, and the campaign and party positions published for the 2026 council race.
1 upcoming public event were found in the sources checked on September 22, 2026. An event being scheduled does not mean this candidate will attend. Attendance is marked separately.
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York Theatre, Vancouver
The organisers say everyone running for mayor or council is invited. No participant list has been published, and Weisman is not named.
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Jonathan Weisman appears on the City of Vancouver's final 2026 candidate list for City Council, with ballot number 127. The City records the affiliation as TEAM for a Livable Vancouver.
The campaign says Weisman is a lawyer and has organized in the community since moving to Vancouver 17 years ago. The page says Weisman chairs the board of a community centre and led it through the last planning stages of a new 200,000 square foot building that includes affordable housing. The page says Weisman has been a Scout leader for 10 years and has been recognized for free legal work at the pro bono clinic at the Vancouver Courthouse.
The TEAM campaign page describes Weisman as a lawyer and community organizer who moved to Vancouver 17 years ago, and says the study of politics and law took place in Kingston, Ottawa, London, and Washington DC.
The law firm profile at Dolden Wallace Folick describes Weisman as an insurance lawyer and litigator who has appeared before superior and appellate courts in British Columbia, Ontario and Manitoba, and who clerked with the Caribbean Court of Justice in Trinidad.
The law firm profile says Weisman has taught law at Simon Fraser University and is named as a contributor to Access Pro Bono's public legal services.
The law firm profile lists current board seats at the Choice School for the Gifted and Exceptional and at the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, and past board seats at the Dunbar Community Centre Association, the Canadian Club of Vancouver, and Realwheels Theatre.
TEAM announced the council nomination on June 9, 2026 and described Weisman as a Dunbar-based lawyer.
Weisman appears on the 2026 ballot as council candidate number 127 for TEAM for a Livable Vancouver.
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In the nomination announcement Weisman said the aim is to work with a committed group to strengthen the relationship between communities and city hall, drawing on years of guiding community organisations.
The campaign page says Weisman is running so that Vancouver's families and young people, whether long-term residents or newcomers, can grow, do well, and find homes and jobs in the city.
TEAM publishes positions for 2026 in ten areas: community representation, planning for livability and affordability, the environment, finance and administration, safety for all, transportation, economic development, arts and culture, parks and recreation, and schools.
The campaign says Weisman is running so that families and young people in Vancouver, both long-term residents and newcomers, can find homes and jobs in the city.
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In the party's nomination announcement Weisman said the focus over past years has been guiding community organisations, and set out the aim of strengthening the relationship between communities and city hall.
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Kenneth Chan's report on TEAM's expanded slate. Weisman is named once, as one of the previously announced council candidates alongside Amanda Boggan, Charles Kelly, Kathleen Larsen and Peter Tu. No further detail about Weisman is given.
Kenneth Chan's ballot order list. Weisman appears as council candidate number 127 for TEAM for a Livable Vancouver.
Sources checked September 22, 2026. Official records establish decisions; campaign material establishes stated positions; reporting adds investigation and context. None alone establishes every claim.
City of Vancouver
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TEAM for a Livable Vancouver
TEAM for a Livable Vancouver · June 9, 2026
TEAM for a Livable Vancouver
Daily Hive · August 6, 2026
Daily Hive · September 22, 2026
The Tyee · September 18, 2026
The community centre that the campaign page says Weisman chairs is not named on that page, and no record was opened that ties Weisman to a specific 200,000 square foot project, so the claim stands as the campaign's own. Business directory listings describe Weisman as president of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, but those listings could not be opened and the organisation's own board page was not read, so only the law firm's statement of a board seat is recorded. No dates are published for the board roles. No independent news reporting about Weisman was found beyond a single passing mention in a slate story. No accountability record was found.
Evidence reviewed on September 22, 2026: Current campaign material; biographical claims require corroboration.
Campaign page read on September 22, 2026. 1 stated position and 3 background facts recorded here, each checked against a quotation from that page.
Checks still to do: Verify organizational roles and distinguish planned facilities from completed projects.
The ballot name, office, ballot number and party label come from the City's final candidate list. Everything described as campaign material is the campaign's own account and has not been confirmed by an independent source.
The firm profile lists practice areas including professional liability, regulatory and disciplinary matters, construction defence, insurance coverage disputes, property loss, subrogation, environmental, directors and officers liability, not-for-profit, and strata claims. The profile also lists articles published between 2014 and 2021 on insurance policy, construction law, and economic torts.
The law firm profile lists this as a current board seat.
The law firm profile lists this as a past board seat. No dates are given on the page.
The TEAM campaign page says Weisman served as a scout leader for about ten years. The law firm profile also describes an active role in a scouting group.
Jonathan Weisman for councilThe TEAM campaign page says Weisman chairs the board of a community centre and is leading planning for a new facility of 200,000 square feet with affordable housing built into it. The page does not name the organisation, and this account comes from the campaign.
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