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Vancouver Landing is the beginning of the port's $500 million project to redevelop the Vancouver Waterfront.

Vancouver Landing is the beginning of the port's $500 million project to redevelop the Vancouver Waterfront.

Vancouver plays a pivotal supporting role in a new documentary film about oil trains and the activists who have worked hard to stop them from rolling along the Columbia River.

Eric LaBrant appeared to have won the Port of Vancouver commission race on Tuesday with 63.19 percent of the votes, a large margin over Greg Seifert, who drew 36.81 percent of the votes.

With the November general election quickly approaching, the Vancouver Business Journal caught up with the two candidates running for the Port of Vancouver

Greg Seifert and incumbent Eric LaBrant are both running for the Port of Vancouver Commission District 2’s six-year term at a time when the port is seeing record revenue and Terminal 1 is under development, but also when climate change and Vancouver Lake’s degradation have become more pressing issues.

Because of his experience, his broad vision for the Port of Vancouver and the port’s unprecedented success, Eric LaBrant has earned another term as port commissioner. The Columbian’s Editorial Board recommends that LaBrant be reelected to Position 2 on the port’s commission.

Relevant work experience and skills are good predictors of job success. That’s why Eric LaBrant should be reelected as Port of Vancouver commissioner.

For experienced leadership at the Port of Vancouver, look no further than the port commission’s longest-serving member: Eric LaBrant, its current president.