Lucy Maloney

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim and Cllr Lenny Zhou spread lies calling non ABC Cllrs Drug Users and Drug Dealers on Chinese social media and to Chinese media. Cllr Zhou has apologized in English. I am callin... TikTok video by MikeTanYVR

ABC Lenny Zhou deleted #WeChat video (smearing ALL #Vanpoli opposition councillors as drug users & drug dealers) & apologized

But in English only

Meaning thousands of Mandarin Chinese speakers in Vancouver may not know this is a lie. Mike Tan

via @vyas.bsky.social

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I don’t think anyone is going to be satisfied with these answers. Apologies for the lop sided video.

Thank you to CBC's The Early Edition for the opportunity this morning to talk about Council's vote on the Olympic Village school and this week's other big news story 👀

Mate, I don’t know where anyone would think I’d be able to find the time to distribute drugs - I can barely get through my emails. It appears that he may have been carelessly exaggerating the Mayor’s own statements about Cllr Orr.

Need to do the development permit process first, but hopefully as soon as possible!

When I spoke to ABC Cllr Lenny Zhou this week, I asked him whether he had posted a retraction & apology video in Mandarin on WeChat, the app where his video spreading misinformation was originally posted. He hasn't done so, days later, as far as I know. It's not enough to quietly delete the post.

Yesterday Council approved a height increase to the Olympic Village school. It will now have capacity for 630 students & 60 before & after school care spaces. This is great news for Vancouver parents and future parents who will be able to walk, ride & roll with their kids to their local school.

Done for the day earlier than expected thanks to two motions not going ahead.

Re Today in Vancouver City Council - we're going on lunch break now. Cllr Bligh just gave notice that she's withdrawing her motion 3 regarding Supportive Housing due to Cllr Zhou’s misinformation campaign. Resuming at 1.15 pm with motion 4 which is my motion about remote work privileges.

My response to ABC Councilor Lenny Zhou making serious, false, and malicious accusations about the four non-ABC councillors, including @lucymaloney.bsky.social of @onecityvan.bsky.social, on his civic matters short video series targeted at the Chinese community.

（中文翻譯請見下帖）

Vancouver Council Update: We’re on public speakers for Motion 2 about establishing a VPD training facility in the Woodwards building. There are 10 speakers lined up, then we’ll do debate and decision. council.vancouver.ca/20260225/psp...

Councillor Maloney, myself, and COPE members at my office in City Hall

We are united here at City Hall! Go Canada! @lucymaloney.bsky.social

Vancouverite @rhifaux.bsky.social is a powerhouse organizer and advocate for safe streets, climate action, and public health.

The irony is sickening -- and road violence far too normalized.

Glad you're out of hospital, Rhi, and thank you for all your work.

I should get on it.

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.

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. (1/3)

It was an honour to stand before the membership to accept the nomination.

Vancouver is ready for change. Let’s build a city where we can all belong.

ROFLMAO as my teenagers say.

Me in the tunnel with my arms up in the air.

Me with a couple of the technical experts who I badgered the whole time asking question after question!

I recently had the opportunity to tour the SkyTrain extension construction under the Broadway-City Hall Station. Absolutely fascinating learning about how the tunnel boring machine did its work, the challenges of the construction process and how the station design will improve passenger experience.

Catch up on this week's @onecityvan.bsky.social AGM here. Reports by Co-chairs 30.00, OneCity School Board Trustee @reddyforchange.bsky.social 47.30, mine at 56.30 & announcement of @wazaroff.bsky.social as our Mayoral candidate from 1.34: https://www.youtube.com/live/LP60fOcua1w?si=MtnmhVG6pyxZawpM

NEW: Vancouver progressive party @onecityvan.bsky.social has chosen their mayoral candidate for this year’s municipal election. William Azaroff @wazaroff.bsky.social has been an impressive leader in non-profit housing, and seems to have good city-building instincts. I look forward to his platform.

Tonight at City Hall we have 3 public hearings: 324 W 10th Ave, Langara Gardens (7051 Ash Cres) and the Olympic Village School - 215 W 1st Ave. You can follow the Livestream on YouTube. csg001-harmony.sliq.net/00317/Harmony

Congrats to @wazaroff.bsky.social as Vancouver's mayoral candidate from @onecityvan.bsky.social!

This thread is worth a read summing up where he's coming from and where he's taking a "Pro-Growth, Pro-Housing, Pro-Worker, Progressive Majority on City Council!"

Thank you to the members of @onecityvan.bsky.social for your trust & for your votes. 🙏

(Live skeets by WA for Mayor Campaign Team of the Nomination Speech) Thread 🧵

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It's official: William Azaroff selected as OneCity Vancouver's mayoral candidate | Urbanized William Azaroff has officially been selected as the mayoral candidate for the OneCity Vancouver party in the 2026 civic election.

IT'S OFFICIAL... William Azaroff has been selected as the OneCity party's candidate for Vancouver Mayor in the 2026 civic election. #vanpoli #vanre

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William Azaroff has won the OneCity mayoral nomination.

He defeated Amanda Burrows by about 150 votes.

This morning watching the crowds of precious young people crossing the street to my teenager’s Vancouver public school, the tragedy in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia hit me hard. Sending all my love to the broken-hearted families and community of those killed and injured.

I am trying to make sure the long term plan for purchasing the railway land for a greenway doesn't push back the Kent Ave upgrades but the budget cuts to Engineering (that I passionately opposed) aren't helping us get things done fast. Capital planning budget is coming soon so I'll keep pushing.

Every week I’m contacted by Vancouver residents concerned about traffic safety and ABC just isn’t investing enough money in making the life-saving traffic safety investments we need NOW, not years into the future.

Am I so late to the party that it’s already over? Sounds about right. 😩