OneCity endorses independent candidate Kennedy Stewart for Mayor
Stewart best choice to unite progressives this election and stop the NPA.
Vancouver, BC; September 19, 2018 – An overwhelming percentage of OneCity members have advised their candidates for city council and school board to endorse independent Vancouver mayoral candidate Kennedy Stewart as the best choice to unite progressives in the October municipal election and stop the NPA.
OneCity believes that every neighbourhood is for everyone
OneCity is proud to launch our 2018 Municipal Election Campaign on a platform to make Every Neighbourhood for Everyone.
OneCity’s “Every Neighbourhood for Everyone” policy will support the building of social, supportive, seniors, and rental housing across the entire city.
Read moreBig Oil Should Pay Their Fair Share

Sept 5th, 2018: OneCity Vancouver is demanding that fossil fuel companies take responsibility for their fair share of the world’s climate-changing pollution.
Read moreOneCity's Land Value Capture Policy
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OneCity Vancouver Announces Land Value Capture Policy to Address Housing Crisis and Improve Public Transit
Vancouver Coast Salish Territories, July 26, 2018
For too long, financial windfalls from land value gains such as zoning changes, and transit and amenity improvements have gone only to a lucky few. If elected during the October 2018 election, Brandon Yan and Christine Boyle will work to ensure that all of us benefit from land value increases through a Windfall Power policy.
Read moreCar dwellers—how we are failing Vancouver's invisible homeless population
Against the deeply troubling backdrop of our city’s housing calamity, it comes as no surprise that Stanley Q. Woodvine’s article was one of the most popular reads in the Georgia Straight this past week.
Read moreTrustees get failing grade for by not naming school after Alexander Won Cumyow
A group of parents and students at Crosstown elementary were unconvinced that renaming the school in order to honour a historical member of our community was a worthwhile transition.
Read moreTemporary modular housing in neighbourhoods helps kids gain empathy
With the housing disaster reaching surreal levels of chaos, the city’s plans to build 78 units of temporary modular housing in Marpole couldn’t come soon enough. And more is on the way—the province has committed $66 million to fund capital and operating costs for 600 temporary modular homes in Vancouver.
Read morePRESS RELEASE -- Judy Graves Challenges By-Election Opponents to End Anti-Renter Exclusionary Zoning Across Vancouver
Vancouver BC, October 10, 2017 -- ln the midst of Vancouver’s most unaffordable rental market in history, Judy Graves has called on City Council candidates to support city-wide affordable zoning changes that would open every neighbourhood to building new purpose-built affordable rental and co-op housing.
Read moreOneCity Continues Fight for Campaign Finance Reform, Releases Donors List
PRESS RELEASE -- OneCity Continues 4-Year Fight for Financial Reform, Releases Donors List
Vancouver BC, October 11, 2017 -- In keeping with OneCity’s commitment to transparency and financial accountability, OneCity released its list of donors today and again called on the Province to change the rules governing municipal election financing.
Read moreJudy Graves Proposes Immediate Actions to End the Overdose Crisis
PRESS RELEASE -- Judy Graves Proposes Immediate Actions to End the Overdose Crisis
Vancouver BC, October 2, 2017 - Every five hours, one of our neighbours dies from a preventable drug overdose. A courageous response to the overdose crisis is long overdue.
Today, Judy Graves outlined the actions she would take as City Councillor to address the causes of the overdose crisis, strengthen front line responses, make our city safe for everyone, and advocate for change on national and provincial levels.
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