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New mayors, new direction: How election night unfolded in Vancouver and Surrey
Challengers defeated the incumbents in B.C.’s two largest cities. Green Party candidate Pete Fry beat Ken Sim in Vancouver and is poised to lead a council with no party majority, while 82-year-old Doug McCallum defeated Brenda Locke in Surrey.
Incumbents were ousted in mayoral races in B.C.’s two largest cities. In Vancouver, Green Party candidate Pete Fry defeated Ken Sim. Fry appears poised to preside over a council where no single party holds a majority.
In Surrey, 82-year-old Doug McCallum won the mayor’s race, beating Brenda Locke. The contest was a rematch of their 2022 race, with the result reversed.
Here’s what happened Saturday.