Lisa Dekleer (she/her)

Ken Sim won’t be defeated by posts, polls, or prayers. He’ll be defeated in a vote.

That takes conviction in a single progressive candidate who can unify this city.

Just voted for @wazaroff.bsky.social in OneCty’s mayoral nomination. If you’re a OneCity member check your email and vote!

Very important proposal for bus signal priority in Vancouver by Mayoral hopeful @wazaroff.bsky.social running for @onecityvan.bsky.social. Transportation equity means prioritizing transit that’s moving a LOT more people in a lot less space. That’s ironically better for EVERYONE, including drivers.

What a nice looking building

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Vancouver mayoral candidate pitches $200-million traffic signal coordination plan | Urbanized For his pitch to be Vancouver's next mayor, William Azaroff is proposing a city-wide coordination of traffic signals, including bus priority.

William Azaroff, who is seeking OneCity's nomination to run for Vancouver mayor, is proposing city-wide coordinated traffic signals that could cost up to $200 million. 🚦

It'd also enable extensive signal priority for #TransLink buses. #vanre #vanpoli

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Join OneCity to Support William's Campaign Building a Vancouver for Everyone

Just a few hours left to sign up to vote to support my bid for the OneCity mayoral nomination race!

We can build this city into a great place for everyone, we just have to start. This is a great way to get the ball rolling.

www.onecityvancouver.ca/membership_c...

Last day to become a OneCity to vote in the mayoral nomination! Take 2 minutes now to be apart of it 🙌🏼

I'm proud to accept the endorsement of former City Councillor, Mayor, Leader of the Opposition, and Premier of BC, Mike Harcourt.

Mike Harcourt governed this city during a time of great change and great optimism. We need big changes in Vancouver. And we need to bring that spirit of optimism back.

Kate Hammer: who is the politician to watch for 2026?

Richard Zussman: So, I think it's going to be William Azaroff. So, this is a guy who a lot of people may not be familiar with right now, but he may be the mayor of Vancouver in a year from now.

Check out the full clip below!

Pamela Anderson planned to make pickles at home in B.C. Then, she was offered the role of a lifetime | CBC News Having just finished her Broadway stint as Roxie Hart in Chicago, Pamela Anderson was looking forward to spending time in her garden, and making pickles and jam — like a page out of her cookbook, I Lo...

The pickle empire that never was! www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

I recently had the chance to chat with @wazaroff.bsky.social who is running for mayor. He is smart, has great judgement, and spends his time providing affordable housing for those who need it. He would make an excellent mayor.

OneCity mayoral candidate William Azaroff is building support The CEO of affordable housing nonprofit Brightside Community Homes Foundation has big plans for Vancouver.

The headline is "Building Support." I swear I didn't pitch that pun, though as a housing guy, I do appreciate a good dad joke. Thanks to the Straight for making me look reasonably mayoral.

www.straight.com/city-culture...

We need to build homes, everywhere, for all kinds of people. That's how you solve a housing crisis.

Great article! 👏🏻

William Azaroff, Who Builds Non-Profit Housing, Runs for Mayor | The Tyee One of two nominees for the OneCity mayoral candidacy, the Strathcona resident also draws from arts industry experience.

In addition to being CEO of non-profit housing provider Brightside, William Azaroff serves on the Vancouver International Film Festival board and is board president for Community Housing Coverage.

Now, he runs for mayor of Vancouver. #vanpoli

I'm thinking today of the dozens of CoV team members that Ken Sim has fired, right before the holidays, thanks to his election-year budget stunt.

Workers keep us moving. We need to invest in our city and its services, and we need great people working for our city to do that.

The results are clear. Painted lanes lead to more cyclists being killed or seriously injured. Cycle tracks (i.e. protected lanes) are much safer and lead to huge increases in cycling.

This is data from Vancouver. Our politicians should stop ignoring it.

I'll be speaking today at the hearing for the Social Housing initiative - championed by OneCity's @christineboyle.bsky.social.

Big shocker: I support it! It means more affordable, non-market homes in neighbourhoods across the City. That means lower rents - and homes for people, not profit.

Candidates for Mayor in Vancouver for next year’s municipal election are starting to officially launch their campaigns. Here’s one I’ll be watching closely given his housing and community-building experience, @wazaroff.bsky.social with @onecityvan.bsky.social.

Longtime PFB client worthy of consideration

We’re so lucky to have someone like @wazaroff.bsky.social stepping up to run for the OneCity mayoral nomination! This makes me so hopeful for the future of our city #vanpoli

The ‘People’s Filibuster’ Comes to Vancouver City Hall | The Tyee Over 600 people signed up to speak to Mayor Ken Sim’s tax-freeze budget. Most were opposed.

“This budget is basically just ’Trust me bro.’”

Vancouver city councillors got an earful Wednesday and Thursday from residents opposed to a proposed budget that would freeze property taxes and is expected to increase fees and cut services. @jenstden.bsky.social reports. #vanpoli

Vancouver’s climate leadership is a promise we can’t break Eliminating the city’s climate and sustainability department is a betrayal of our collective future, write Carol Liao and Naomi Klein

We are not living in an era of optional climate policy. We are living in an era of planetary limits where the choices we make in city halls will determine the world our children inherit, @carolmliao.bsky.social and @naomiaklein.bsky.social write. www.nationalobserver.com/2025/11/13/o...

I’m so enraged at what is happening at City Hall. Sign up to speak against this undemocratic and harmful budget by 5pm today: vancouver.ca/your-governm...

Vancouver Police Board wants city to increase budget by $50M amid mayor's tax freeze promise | CBC News The Vancouver Police Board has voted to approve a budget request of just over $497 million in 2026, a $50 million increase over 2025's final budget.

The Vancouver Police Department has already gone $17 million over budget. Now they're asking for a $50 million increase. The park board, meanwhile, is bracing for $15 million in cuts. #vanpoli www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Can’t wait to read it!

What’s the worst intersection in Metro Vancouver? (FINALE) The semi-final votes are in: you’ve narrowed our 32 intersections down to the Grand Finale, pitting Vancouver’s triangular terror at Main & Kingsway against Richmond’s chaotic…

We started with 32, nominated by you. We're down to TWO intersections in the Worst Intersection in Metro Vancouver finals!

Main & 7th & Kingsway? Or No. 3 Rd & Sea Island Way & Bridgeport Rd? Only one can emerge victorious. Vote now!

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Bligh has a decent amount of support from the province and feds (more than Sim or Allam at this point), which could help.

But her 6 years being a supporter of Ken Sim, and getting elected under both the NPA and ABC banners, means it’ll be difficult to get support from local left-wing parties.