Candidate for the Vancouver Park Board.
Marie Rogers, ballot number 209 for Park Board in Vancouver, ABC Vancouver. Profile focus: Facility management and City coordination.
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This record covers Marie Rogers, ballot number 209, running for Vancouver Park Board with ABC Vancouver. Rogers has served as chair of ABC Vancouver and sought a federal Conservative nomination in 2024.
No public appearance by this candidate was confirmed in the sources checked on September 22, 2026. The voting dates below apply to every voter. An empty day is a gap in the research, not proof that nothing is happening.
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Marie Rogers appears on the City of Vancouver's final 2026 candidate list for Park Board, with ballot number 209. The City records the affiliation as ABC Vancouver.
The page says Rogers has a management background in the airline and hospitality industries. The page says Rogers has held several leadership roles focused on city spending and on bringing people together.
Daily Hive reported in March 2024 that Rogers was board chair of ABC Vancouver and one of the party's founders, and that all 18 ABC candidates were elected in the autumn 2022 civic election.
The Wikipedia article on ABC Vancouver lists Rogers as the party's chairperson.
Daily Hive described Rogers in 2024 as a former marketing and communications executive. ABC's 2026 candidate page instead describes management experience in the airline and hospitality industries. The two descriptions have not been reconciled by any source opened for this record.
Daily Hive reported in March 2024 that Rogers was seeking the Conservative Party of Canada nomination for Vancouver Granville, a contest that also drew Angela Haer, then an ABC park board commissioner. The seat was held at the time by Taleeb Noormohamed of the Liberals.
ABC's candidate page says Rogers has lived in Vancouver for 25 years.
Rogers appears at ballot number 209 on the Park Board ballot, listed with ABC Vancouver.
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ABC's candidate page says Rogers wants the Park Board and City Hall to work together respectfully so that parks and recreation services are delivered.
ABC's candidate page says Rogers wants to protect park lands and keep public spaces open and accessible.
ABC's candidate page says Rogers wants recreation facilities planned throughout the city so that places to play and gather are available in every area.
On July 13, 2026 ABC Vancouver announced it would no longer seek to dissolve the elected Park Board and would run Park Board candidates instead.
ABC says drop-in access at public pools should be restored by ending the reservation system and the time limits introduced during the COVID-19 period.
ABC's 2026 platform commits to $400 million for community centres, a permanent repair of the Stanley Park Train, continued spending on parks, playgrounds, pools, rinks and recreation facilities, and removing paid parking at Jericho Beach, Spanish Banks and community centres.
The page says Rogers wants the Park Board and City Hall to work together well so that parks, recreation, and public spaces are delivered for residents and visitors.
The campaign says Rogers would protect park land, plan facilities across the city, and keep places open for residents to use.
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Speaking to Daily Hive about the federal nomination contest, Rogers described ABC Vancouver as a grassroots movement started by people who saw a lack of common sense at city hall, and named affordability, public safety and environmental solutions as priorities.
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Kenneth Chan reports that Rogers, ABC Vancouver's board chair and one of its founders, was seeking the Conservative Party of Canada nomination in Vancouver Granville, against at least one other contender, Angela Haer, then a sitting ABC park board commissioner. The article describes Rogers as a former marketing and communications executive.
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Daily Hive · March 4, 2024
The result of the 2024 Conservative nomination contest in Vancouver Granville was not established; the Vancouver Is Awesome article on that contest returns HTTP 403 to automated requests. No independent reporting naming Rogers as a 2026 Park Board candidate was opened beyond the ballot list, and ABC's own news page carries no Park Board slate announcement. Daily Hive in 2024 and ABC's 2026 page give different accounts of Rogers's career, and neither was confirmed against an employer or professional record. Whether Rogers still chairs ABC Vancouver while running as a candidate is unestablished. No dated public statement by Rogers in the 2026 campaign was found.
Evidence reviewed on September 22, 2026: Current campaign material; biographical claims require corroboration.
Campaign page read on September 22, 2026. 2 stated positions and 2 background facts recorded here. This site blocks automated requests, so each quotation was read from the live page twice, independently.
Checks still to do: Confirm professional roles and request specific service targets.
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.
Daily Hive reported in March 2024 that Rogers was board chair of ABC Vancouver and had helped found the party. The Wikipedia article on ABC Vancouver also lists Rogers as chairperson. The start and end dates of the role are not stated in either source.
ABC Vancouver party chair seeking Conservative nominationABC's candidate page describes management experience in these two industries, with an emphasis on budgets and working with others. No employer is named.
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