Vancouver, British Columbia
Joined December 2010
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The third Michael retweeted
Its interesting to me how Gen z made being fickle—a unanimously bad trait that has been hated for millennia—normalized
The third Michael retweeted
"the funding would help CSIS engage with Canadians in their communities" oh, ok, cool, sounds good man. I love when CSIS engages with my community.
The third Michael retweeted
Meet the 2026–30 Vancouver School Board.
Nine trustees formally took office Nov. 2, with Suzie Mah elected chair and Steve Cardwell vice-chair for 2026–27.
Learn more: vsb.bc.ca/new-vancouver-scho…
The third Michael retweeted
I don’t even want to give her the time but let’s go through these.
1st: satire of conspiracy theorists.
2nd: also satire of conspiracy
3rd: a description of the Holocaust?
4th: Just a Palestine rally
5th: more satire of conspiracy
6/7 (hehe) same as 3/4 she just reused ?
The many sides of @seanorr - have a look.
He might wear a poppy but he seems to disrespect the sacrifices of my Jewish grandfather who was part of the Canadian military sent overseas to stop the Nazis.
The Jew hate is real.
The third Michael retweeted
The COPE Parks team is ready to fight for our parks, community centres, and rec facilities! ✊
Congratulations to Sacia Burton on being named vice-chair of the Park Board, and Jamie Han on being named Chair of the Committee.
The third Michael retweeted
The right to strike is one of our most basic, fundamental rights... The labour movement cannot accept its erosion, and our Labour Council has been clear that we will unequivocally stand with unions who are forced by government action to defend those rights.
The third Michael retweeted
I'm incredibly grateful for the trust and support of so many people across Vancouver. This milestone belongs to everyone who believed change was possible and helped make it happen.
The Vancouver Election Office confirmed that only two non-incumbent candidates in Vancouver’s history have received more votes: Larry Campbell, with 80,722 votes in 2002, and Ken Sim, with 85,732 votes in 2022. Both were elected mayor.
To receive the most votes ever for a woman running as a non-incumbent in Vancouver is very meaningful, especially after years of standing alongside communities against ABC’s plans to subdivide school grounds and close schools.
Thank you for being part of this journey. There’s so much work ahead, and I’m honoured to serve our communities. ❤️
The third Michael retweeted
In Van we had a unity agreement among progressive parties to get down to 1 mayor from 3 & limit the # of candidates for each slate during the municipal election. I stepped back from the race despite not fully sharing my opponents’ politics. Leaders put people ahead of their ego.
Supporters of the BC NDP and the Green Party share a lot of the same values. Strong public health care, protecting the place we call home, and asking the wealthiest to chip in more to build a stronger B.C.
That’s why we're asking for your support and your vote to stop Conservative cuts, higher costs and chaos.
If we stand together, we can build B.C. strong.
The third Michael retweeted
We're still counting up our receipts and building our reports for Elections BC.
But there's something we know for sure. We spent less than $400k to elect the whole COPE team.
Meanwhile, Ken Sim and ABC spent at least $2.5 million. They elected one.
ALT Black-and-white photo of COPE candidaets with fists and arms raised, celebrating. Below it, a bar chart compares campaign spending: a tall lavender bar labelled “Ken Sim & ABC, $2.5M~” next to a short red bar labelled “COPE, <$400K.” Beside the bars, red text reads “People power beat big money.”
The third Michael retweeted
Following Saturday's election of a progressive supermajority in Vancouver, I wrote about @COPEVancouver, and what their election may mean for the city
Vancouver’s Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE) elected all 12 candidates it ran in the city’s recent election.
The democratic socialist party is now part of a progressive council majority. jacobin.com/2026/10/vancouve…
The third Michael retweeted
Vancouver’s Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE) elected all 12 candidates it ran in the city’s recent election.
The democratic socialist party is now part of a progressive council majority. jacobin.com/2026/10/vancouve…