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VANCOUVER ACCOUNTABILITY TRACKER · TERM 2026 TO 2030

What Vancouver's mayor and city council promised, and how they vote.

NEXT · OCT 19Next general voting dayVancouver Charter, section 9, BC Laws (opens in a new tab)
Promises
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Voted Oct 17, 2026Term ends Nov 4, 2030 (Vancouver Charter, section 139, BC Laws, opens in a new tab)
Pete Fry, candidate portraitMAYORPete FryGreen Party of Vancouver
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REPORT CARDS

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  1. Pete Fry, candidate portraitPre-approved housing designsPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  2. Pete Fry, candidate portraitSimpler low-rise approvalsPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  3. Pete Fry, candidate portraitRetain and retrofit affordable homesPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  4. Pete Fry, candidate portraitSupport wood constructionPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  5. Pete Fry, candidate portraitPrefer local and Canadian suppliersPete Fry · Mayor · EconomyNo action yet
  6. Pete Fry, candidate portraitRestore community benefit agreementsPete Fry · Mayor · EconomyNo action yet
  7. Pete Fry, candidate portraitUpdate City purchasing rulesPete Fry · Mayor · EconomyNo action yet
  8. Pete Fry, candidate portraitOffice of Community SafetyPete Fry · Mayor · Public safetyNo action yet
  9. Pete Fry, candidate portraitCROW, a 24/7 non-police response teamPete Fry · Mayor · Public safetyNo action yet
  10. Pete Fry, candidate portraitValue for tax dollarsPete Fry · Mayor · Taxes and budgetNo action yet
  11. Pete Fry, candidate portraitInvesting in arts and culturePete Fry · Mayor · Arts and cultureNo action yet
  12. Pete Fry, candidate portraitEnd the pause on new supportive housingPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  13. Pete Fry, candidate portraitRepeal the ban on overdose prevention sitesPete Fry · Mayor · Public services and landNo action yet
  14. Pete Fry, candidate portraitA more detailed City budget in the first 90 daysPete Fry · Mayor · How government worksNo action yet
  15. Pete Fry, candidate portraitOne contact point at City Hall for businessesPete Fry · Mayor · EconomyNo action yet
  16. Pete Fry, candidate portraitFund to buy rental buildings at riskPete Fry · Mayor · Housing · Party platformNo action yet
  17. Pete Fry, candidate portraitMeasure affordability against local incomesPete Fry · Mayor · Housing · Party platformNo action yet
  18. Pete Fry, candidate portraitFaster and cheaper approvals for child carePete Fry · Mayor · Childcare · Party platformNo action yet
  19. Pete Fry, candidate portraitA City Festival FundPete Fry · Mayor · Economy · Party platformNo action yet
  20. Pete Fry, candidate portraitTurn 11% of streets to community usePete Fry · Mayor · Transportation · Party platformNo action yet
  21. Pete Fry, candidate portraitTrees and green space near every homePete Fry · Mayor · Climate and environment · Party platformNo action yet
  22. Pete Fry, candidate portraitFewer closed Council meetingsPete Fry · Mayor · How government works · Party platformNo action yet
  23. Pete Fry, candidate portraitKeep Vancouver’s own building bylawPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  24. Pete Fry, candidate portraitLarge developments give back rental and non-market homesPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  25. Pete Fry, candidate portraitAllow four to six storey wood-frame apartments with one stairwayPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  26. Pete Fry, candidate portraitCut red tape and permit costs for small businessesPete Fry · Mayor · EconomyNo action yet
  27. Pete Fry, candidate portraitFaster change-of-use permits for empty shopsPete Fry · Mayor · EconomyNo action yet
  28. Pete Fry, candidate portraitProtect small businesses from tax rises based on land valuePete Fry · Mayor · EconomyNo action yet
  29. Pete Fry, candidate portraitKeep property tax increases in line with inflationPete Fry · Mayor · Taxes and budgetNo action yet
  30. Pete Fry, candidate portraitOperating rules for overdose prevention sites and supportive housingPete Fry · Mayor · Public safetyNo action yet
  31. Pete Fry, candidate portraitDaytime shelters, drop-in spaces and storage for unhoused peoplePete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  32. Pete Fry, candidate portraitA City Comptroller to watch spending and City assetsPete Fry · Mayor · Taxes and budgetNo action yet
  33. Pete Fry, candidate portraitAn Auditor General audit of police spendingPete Fry · Mayor · Public safetyNo action yet
  34. Pete Fry, candidate portraitWork with councillors of every party, with no whipped votesPete Fry · Mayor · How government worksNo action yet
  35. Pete Fry, candidate portraitMeet Metro Vancouver Alliance leaders in the first 30 daysPete Fry · Mayor · How government worksNo action yet
  36. Pete Fry, candidate portraitPress Ottawa for $2 billion for 4,000 low-income homesPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  37. Pete Fry, candidate portraitRemove barriers to housing on faith and non-profit landPete Fry · Mayor · HousingNo action yet
  38. Pete Fry, candidate portraitPilot a Hastings Street traffic change in the Downtown EastsidePete Fry · Mayor · TransportationNo action yet
  39. Pete Fry, candidate portraitFund Vancouver’s first Youth Climate Corps to grow tree coverPete Fry · Mayor · Climate and environmentNo action yet
  40. Pete Fry, candidate portraitBring back the City’s Renter’s OfficePete Fry · Mayor · Housing · Party platformNo action yet
TIMELINE

The term, step by step.

  1. General voting dayVancouver Charter, section 9, BC Laws (opens in a new tab)
  2. Official results declared by 4 pmVancouver Charter, section 108, BC Laws (opens in a new tab)
  3. Last day to ask a court to recount the votesVancouver Charter, section 110, BC Laws (opens in a new tab)
  4. First meeting of the new City Council, and the start of the mayor's and councillors' termVancouver Charter, sections 139 and 143, BC Laws (opens in a new tab)
  5. Today · November 5, 2026
  6. Next general voting dayVancouver Charter, section 9, BC Laws (opens in a new tab)

Where the records come from

Mayor, City Council: Votes are read from the vote records it publishes as open data. The records (opens in a new tab)

City Council, City Council: Votes are read from the vote records it publishes as open data. The records (opens in a new tab)

Park Board, Park Board: Its site refuses scripts, so its minutes are saved by hand. The records (opens in a new tab)

School Board, Vancouver School Board: Votes are read from the minutes on its own pages. The records (opens in a new tab)

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