Where the candidates stand, issue by issue

3 questions: Vancouver should simplify and speed up approvals for new housing; New housing should only be approved where it fits the existing scale and character of the neighbourhood; Vancouver should reverse the pause on new supportive-housing projects.

2 questions: Vancouver should end the zero per cent property tax freeze and return to regular annual increases; Vancouver should generally keep annual property-tax increases at or below inflation.

1 question: Improving public safety in Vancouver depends mainly on funding more policing.

2 questions: Vancouver should advocate for extending SkyTrain from Arbutus to UBC; The City should make parking cheaper and easier for drivers, including removing meters at beaches and community centres.

1 question: Vancouver should strengthen its tree canopy strategy.

1 question: Vancouver should simplify City permitting and regulation for businesses.

3 questions: Vancouver should keep an independently elected Park Board; Vancouver should substantially increase capital spending on parks, pools and recreation facilities; Vancouver should build more public washrooms.

2 questions: The City should review and increase its funding for Indigenous organizations; The City should support the Jericho Lands and Heather Lands developments as currently planned.