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'Let's get to work': Vancouver's new mayor strikes collaborative note as council sworn in

11/2/2026, 11:57:27 PM

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In his first remarks after being sworn in as mayor of Vancouver, Pete Fry emphasized the importance of listening

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'Let's get to work': Vancouver's new mayor strikes collaborative note as council sworn in.

In his first remarks after being sworn in as the mayor of Vancouver, Pete Fry emphasized the importance of listening and working collaboratively. Read More

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