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Analysis: Crime, or at least the perception of rising crime, is likely to be a key issue for some candidates in 2022

Michael Lee (Vancouver-Langara), Renee Merrifield (Kelowna-Mission), Ellis Ross (Skeena), former MLA Kevin Falcon, former B.C. Chamber of Commerce boss Val Litwin and Vancouver businessman Gavin Dew are in the race.

    With the hope for a faster containment of the ongoing Covid-19 outbreak, Australia's most populous city of Sydney entered a new stricter lockdown, delivering another devastating blow to local small businesses. Sam Sullivan, who runs a gym in Sydney's inner west, told Xinhua news agency on Saturday that the gym lost at least 30 per cent of its members since the start of the lockdown about two weeks ago. "When we first went into lockdown, we tried using the local park, but it seemed almost redundant. We are exposing ourselves to even more people by going to the park, so we retreated from ...

Folk Rock Band Dusty Low Debuts At Los Alamos Summer Concert Series Second Live Show At Overlook Park Friday  - 8:42 pm Dusty Low from El Paso, Texas performs at the Friday night Summer Concert at Overlook Park. Courtesy/Sancre Summer Concert News: The 2021 Los Alamos Summer Concert Series presented by Toyota of Santa Fe, presents the second live show concert of the 2021 season featuring folk rock/Americana sensation Dusty Low from El Paso, Texas. Dusty Low, the third collaboration of the Sullivan brothers, has brought their folk-rock/Americana roots to fruition. The Su...

Vancouver's NPA party names John Coupar as mayoral candidate for 2022 municipal election Vancouver's oldest political party, the Non-Partisan Association, has selected its mayoral candidate 18 months ahead of the municipal election. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 06, 2021 11:51 AM PT | Last Updated: April 6 John Coupar, park board commissioner and the NPA's mayoral candidate for the 2022 municipal election, is pictured in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside on Dec. 13, 2019.(Maggie MacPherson/CBC)