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

Vancouver Sun2 November 2026, 23:57 UTCCanada

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

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