Some closing reflections on the campaign
There is a moment, early on a West Vancouver morning, when the fog begins to lift from the water and the inlet seems to take
October 15, 2026
There is a moment, early on a West Vancouver morning, when the fog begins to lift from the water and the inlet seems to take
We have been blessed with great weather this long weekend to celebrate our gratitude for our families, friends and community. West Vancouver offers us the
The Globe and Mail reported Monday on an attempted transaction last November involving Mayor Mark Sager of 17 condominiums at below-market rates at the Sanctuary
On Monday, West Vancouver Council tried to deal with the proposed 2027 sewerage rates. This ought to have been a routine thing, but wasn’t. Like
I’ve been on the Seawalk and strolling the community for many months now, but door-to-door canvassing for hours a day in the last weeks takes
The saying goes: Imitation is the greatest form of flattery. So I am pleased to accept the praise from the incumbent in the West Vancouver
I have spent many months listening and talking with hundreds of residents about their priorities and how a mayor and council can address them. The
The October 24 provincial election was unnecessary, but a better focus now is: what can West Vancouver get from it? Here are 10 commitments we
The snap election called Tuesday by David Eby defied a request last week by the Union of B.C. Municipalities to hold off until after the
Today I’m releasing the third of three parts of my plan for West Vancouver as a mayoralty candidate in the October 17 election. I thank