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Vision Vancouver reveals candidates for October municipal election

Heather Deal is only Vision Vancouver incumbent seeking to retain her council seat.

Heather Deal only Vision Vancouver incumbent seeking to retain council seat

Vision Vancouver nominated its candidates to run in the October 20, 2018 civic election after voting by party members on July 8, 2018. (Vision Vancouver)

Vision Vancouver has named its slate of candidates to run in the October 20 municipal election.

Party members spentSunday voting between eight different candidates to join current councillor Heather Dealwho is the only Vision incumbent running to retain her seat.

Currently Vision has five of the 10 seats on Vancouver's city council.

The party has nominated four other candidates including Deal.

They are:

Two of Vision Vancouver's school board nominees were acclaimed to join current trusteeAllan Wongon the October ballot. They are:

For the Vancouver Board of Parks and RecreationBoard, Vision Vancouver will run:

Squamishhereditary chief and councillor, Ian Campbell, was named as Vision Vancouver's mayoral candidatein June.

"I'm proud to lead a new Vision team that is progressive, diverse, and represents our growing and changing city," said Campbell in a release on Sunday.

He said the party is committed to the empty homes tax, getting a Broadway subway line built and finding solutions to the city's opioidcrisis.

Other parties

Other Vancouver parties, including the Greens, COPEand OneCity have already nominated their candidates.

The NPAnominated Ken Sim as its mayoral candidatein June, but has not yet selected other candidates.