@sherrydb.bsky.social

@e-van-mama.bsky.social Oct 12, 2026, 7:06 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

I wish I could vote for Jennifer Reddy one more time, but instead I will wish her a restful break and instead vote for others on the @onecityvan.bsky.social slate who I trust will equally put kids at the heart of all decisions with Jen’s experience in the background still supporting them. 10/X

@e-van-mama.bsky.social Oct 12, 2026, 7:04 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

Its also why the first two votes on my ballot will go to Sherry Breashers (#321) of One City and Suzie Mah of COPE as I’ve seen both of these strong education advocates fight for kids in VSB over the past few years. 9/X

@e-van-mama.bsky.social Oct 12, 2026, 7:00 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

While these scores alone are concerning, what is worse is the way that VSB staff in leadership positions report these conclusions out at Districts Board meetings, where results are sanitized into simplistic Power Points presented to Stakeholders with their own bad math interpretations: 6/X

Power Point slide showing improvements to Grade 4 and 7 literacy rates and Grade 10 numeracy rates; with decreasing scores for Grade 4 and Grade 7 numeracy; and stable Grade 10 literacy rates. There is a footnote about the sub-population scores being lower. The numbers used to create the VSB interpretation suggests they considered only the trend between the past two years (plus or munis) for this slide, rather than considering the 5 year trend which shows a much different conclusion than what I've summarized above.

@sherrydb.bsky.social Oct 13, 2026, 7:05 AM

Thank you @e-van-mama.bsky.social for your careful insights & endorsement. We need to pay attention to this data & do everything possible to turn around literacy, numeracy and graduation rates for all marginalized learners at the VSB. Vote OneCity Vancouver! @onecityvan.bsky.social

@onecityvan.bsky.social Oct 1, 2026, 11:55 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

Commute got you down? We can fix that. OneCity Candidate Iona Bonamis 陶思穎 outlines Project Greenlight, which could save you weeks of your life in traffic.

If you want City Hall to help you get you where you're going faster, volunteer, donate, and VOTE OneCity.

#transit #vanpoli

@onecityvan.bsky.social Sep 10, 2026, 10:18 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

It's official! Our 13 Candidates across City Council, School Board, and Park Board have submitted their papers to be on your ballot on October 17! We've got the team with the plan to build a more affordable, safe, and vibrant city for everyone.

@lucymaloney.bsky.social Sep 9, 2026, 6:26 AMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

Very fun evening with Charlie Demers and Ivan Decker and our @onecityvan.bsky.social community tonight.

@lucymaloney.bsky.social Sep 7, 2026, 11:40 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

I'm very proud of the Labour Manifesto released by @onecityvan.bsky.social today.
We are committed to supporting every worker and creating good job opportunities, beginning with strong training programs for our youth, and procurement policies that serve Vancouverites.

@kmsheps.bsky.social Sep 7, 2026, 5:13 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

This is how a mayoral candidate and political party gets my vote: telling me clearly, proudly and joyfully what side they’re on, who they listen to, and how they think about solving problems. Happy Labour Day, Vancouver! #vanpoli

@jmcelroy.bsky.social Sep 7, 2026, 5:09 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

Part of OneCity’s frustration is that every day they’re putting out a multi-platform policy announcement like this while Pete Fry announces nothing and every day part of the conversation is “you’re at 5% in the polls, please consider dropping out”

@juliaburnham.bsky.social Sep 7, 2026, 6:07 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

Proud to be a public sector union member, and even prouder to support @onecityvan.bsky.social and @wazaroff.bsky.social’s policies to strengthen labour in our city!

@wazaroff.bsky.social Sep 7, 2026, 5:02 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

My mom worked as a nurse here in Vancouver for 31 years & while it wasn’t always easy, she was able to raise my sister & me on her own and provide us a good life.

Her union made that possible.

#VanPoli #LabourDay2026

1/10🧵

@wazaroff.bsky.social Aug 19, 2026, 11:36 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

Right now, AI regulation is the Wild West. Someone can walk into a community centre, a change room, or a public pool wearing a covert recording device that's quietly recording everything around them, and current rules don’t do enough. 1/2

Justin McElroy 🇨🇦@jmcelroy.bsky.socialAug 19, 2026, 4:22 PM

this is one of those obvious things that is easy to understand and like with a lot of technology where people are being harassed or distressed at massive levels, we could have governments that regulate for the public good or say "this is very hard so we'll study this for years and then do nothing"

@onecityvan.bsky.social Aug 27, 2026, 6:32 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

Waiting for someone to actually *do something* about Big Tech?

You should be able to trust that you're not being recorded at the gym, pool, or park.

William Azaroff and OneCity have a plan for that.

Learn more at www.onecityvancouver.ca/eyesoffvanco...

OneCity Vancouver policy announcement graphic. Headline reads "OneCity Policy Announcement: Improving Privacy and Safety in Public — With Eyes Off, a policy regulating AI recording devices in public spaces and buildings." A red "Learn More" button appears at right. Below, illustrations show a man and a woman wearing a hijab standing together in front of a house and apartment building, and a woman playing volleyball nearby.

Slide titled "We can do more" listing what the Eyes Off policy would establish: a definition of Wearable Recording Devices; standards for parks, pools & public spaces; a "Privacy-First Vancouver" certification for organizations committed to no covert recording; and a requirement for sensitive business classes (like medical and exercise facilities) to adopt similar standards. Text below reads: "Vancouverites should be able to work and play in our public spaces without being secretly recorded. William Azaroff & the OneCity team have a plan to make that happen." An illustration shows a man in a pink beanie holding a takeout coffee cup, a red "Learn More" button, and a QR code.

@ionabonamis.bsky.social Aug 29, 2026, 7:40 AMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

As a parent, I know going out as a family to visit local attractions is often not cheap. That's why @onecityvan.bsky.social has announced our Library Card+ proposal, which will give families the opportunity to pre-load their library cards with discounted passes to a range of places across the city.

@wazaroff.bsky.social Aug 31, 2026, 4:02 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

I deeply appreciate the support of climate activist, author, and friend @sethdklein.bsky.social

I’ve long admired his activism and enjoyed working together to advocate to keep fossil fuels out of buildings in Vancouver.

1/4

@sethdklein.bsky.social Aug 31, 2026, 5:11 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

Very pleased to endorse you William. Let's do this! 👇

@onecityvan.bsky.social Aug 31, 2026, 8:14 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

Update: a delightful gentleman walked in off the street and donated $67 in cash! Let’s goooo 📍2607 Main Street

@gateau.bsky.social Sep 3, 2026, 5:40 PMReposted by @sherrydb.bsky.social

This is the plan I’ve been waiting to see. This is what we need to keep art and culture thriving in Vancouver, and I say this both as the managing director of a 45-year old established theatre company and venue, and as a burlesque performer on the independent cabaret scene

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