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In the third instalment of K&K’s investigative series examining Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­mayoral candidate promotional videos , we cast our bloodshot eyes towards the emotional rollercoaster of Wai Young and Coalition Vancouver’s election campaign.

Outgoing city councillors reflect on serving the city and its future

Outgoing city councillors reflect on serving the city and its future

The statement released late Monday afternoon by Vision Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­mayoral candidate Ian Campbell was as sure a sign the once mighty electoral organization that has led city hall since 2008 is as dead as Polly the Parrot in the famous Monty Python sket

The news that a 28-year-old man had been charged with the murder of 13-year-old Burnaby teen Marrisa Shen was met with widespread relief. Relief that perhaps our streets would be a little safer.

A hybrid British Columbian/Albertan had what she thought was an easy, sensible legal option to avoid paying thousands of dollars in speculation tax every year.

Update: Ian Campbell announced he would not be running for mayor a few hours after this story was first posted. *** As fewer than 50 per cent of you probably know, there’s a municipal election Oct. 20.

When you are reading this week’s column, I’ll be in Moscow. While many regard Moscow as large, gloomy, congested city, it is changing.

The Courier’s sister paper the Squamish Chief recently reported on one of its city councillors, Peter Kent, crossing the water to run for council in the municipal nirvana of Nanaimo.

Ian Campbell calls for new economic impact study, despite KPMG outlining benefits of subway in 2013 report