Ken Sim didn't deliver on his last election platform. He failed you, but the Vancouver Liberals won't. Together We Can.
Kareem Allam
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I’m running to be mayor of Vancouver. Visit us @ vancouverliberals.com
Elect Devin Clemens, City Council Candidate. Together We Can.
Pete Fry has challenged Ken Sim to a debate, and we all know he’s not going to show up. So let’s have a real debate, with or without him: no forum, no prepared questions, no stacked audiences. Let’s also include Councillor Rebecca Bligh and Colleen Hardwick, who are also in the race.
Vote Saturday, October 10; Tuesday, October 13; Saturday, October 17. Vote the entire Vancouver Liberal slate.
The 12.3% increase in violent crime is the VPD's own number that they release to their own police board, as reported by media. Ken Sim has failed on safety and the numbers can't be fudged.
Vancouver, here’s what I’m hearing: Security. Housing. Jobs. Transit. I’ve heard it at the doors, at community events, and from leaders across this city. My team and I are ready to deliver on all four. I humbly ask for your vote.
There is more need for voluntary beds today than involuntary beds. People wanting help today should get help today.
When the province sold St. Paul’s Hospital to Concord Pacific, the idea was that a new development would revitalize the edge of Davie Village and the downtown business district. Now ABC is suggesting the hospital be kept as an involuntary care facility. thetyee.ca/News/2026/10...
Let there be no doubt. This is a prison in our downtown core. Let there be no doubt this is a developer bailout.
When the province sold St. Paul’s Hospital to Concord Pacific, the idea was that a new development would revitalize the edge of Davie Village and the downtown business district. Now ABC is suggesting the hospital be kept as an involuntary care facility. thetyee.ca/News/2026/10...
Let there be no doubt. This is a prison in our downtown core. Let there be no doubt this is a developer bailout.
When the province sold St. Paul’s Hospital to Concord Pacific, the idea was that a new development would revitalize the edge of Davie Village and the downtown business district. Now ABC is suggesting the hospital be kept as an involuntary care facility. thetyee.ca/News/2026/10...
When the province sold St. Paul’s Hospital to Concord Pacific, the idea was that a new development would revitalize the edge of Davie Village and the downtown business district. Now ABC is suggesting the hospital be kept as an involuntary care facility. thetyee.ca/News/2026/10...
ABC Wants More Involuntary Care. No, Say Vancouver Liberals | The Tyee
Converting St. Paul’s wouldn’t help people who use drugs or who are unhoused, says mayoral candidate Kareem Allam.
thetyee.ca
Debate…. Sounds good. @ptfry.bsky.social looking forward to seeing you Wednesday at noon at City Hall.
"In my downtown Vancouver that I want to revitalize, we don't build prisons. We don't put bars on windows to revitalize our economy."
Elect John Coupar, City Councillor Candidate. Together We Can.
For the first quarter of 2026, violent crime saw a 12.3 per cent jump from the same three-month period last year, and was up slightly compared to Q1 2024 as well. Source: VPD September 17, 2026
The Vancouver Liberals are opposed to putting a prison in our downtown core.
We all deserve to be able to enjoy our beaches. Let's make sure we take action to clean up our water in our lifetime - not by the time my 4 month old son is 40! The current trajectory is way too slow. We can do better, and we will.
Vancouver's beaches are the best 🌊 But they're closing too often due to water contamination of bacteria like E. Coli. The Vancouver Liberals are committed to making Vancouver’s beaches safer for public use, by accelerating timelines in Vancouver’s wastewater segregation project.
By failing our youngest, we’re failing all generations. We have a four-point plan to bring young people back to Vancouver: - Connect UBC to Vancouver - Faster, Cheaper Housing Construction - Hire 400 Frontline Service Workers - Address Organized Crime with a ‘Tony Soprano’ Approach
Vancouver is one of the oldest cities in North America and Ken Sim has failed our young people. We're going to bring young people back to Vancouver, and keep them here. Together We Can.
Elect Armor Valor, City Councillor Candidate. Together We Can.
Ken Sim promised us a fun city. Instead, he’s added a blizzard of parking meters at our beaches, made it harder for events to thrive, and priced out our artists. As mayor, I will support initiatives that strengthen our world-class entertainment hub and make this city fun.
By saving time, we are saving millions. We need to replace the Vancouver Building Code with the BC Building Code and merge approvals back down to one department.
We're going to cut waste from False Creek the same way we'll cut waste from the City's spending. You shouldn't have to worry about E. Coli when you bring your family to our beaches. Here's our video on how FIFA was impacted. Together We Can.
I want young children growing up today to have the same rich childhood that I had when I was growing up.
Elect Michael Wu, City Council Candidate. Together We Can.
Vancouver's rat population is growing every year, and Ken Sim has done nothing to address it. Kareem Allam and Vancouver Liberals have a plan. Check out this article.
Today is Day 2 of advanced voting, and the Vancouver Liberals are asking you to vote for transparency, accountability, and integrity. Here's our 3-point plan. Together We Can
Vancouver deserves world-class services. By nearly every measure, Ken Sim has failed to fund the front-line services that Vancouverites rely on, and the city is worse off for it.
Elect Tricia Barker, Park Board Candidate. Together We Can.
Vancouver Liberal council candidates and I are honoured to receive an endorsement from Unite Here Local 40. I’m committed to a council where workers have a voice and where housing is a human right. Press release: www.uniteherelocal40.org/2026/10/vanc...
Rats are more than a pest, they're a public health problem that we're going to take on with a new blue-ribbon task force, starting day one. Together We Can.