Metro Vancouver rejects Surrey mayor-elect's call to cancel Friday budget vote
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What's being reported
Metro Vancouver's board has rejected a call by Surrey mayor-elect Doug McCallum to cancel a Friday vote on the regional budget. McCallum says the outgoing board should not pass next year's budget after voters replaced 13 mayors in the recent election.
How coverage differs
- Surrey Now-LeaderQuotes McCallum saying that passing the budget is "not how you treat voters" and frames the cancellation call as a matter of respect for voters.
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Black Press · 1 version · 2 outlets
- Metro’s budget meeting Friday should be cancelled out of ‘respect’ for voters, McCallum says
'Thirteen days after voters replaced 13 mayors, the old board plans to sit down and pass next year’s budget. That is not how you treat voters,' Surrey's incoming mayor says
Also ran on: Peace Arch News
Postmedia · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Metro Vancouver rejects Surrey mayor-elect's call to cancel budget vote Friday
Surrey's Doug McCallum says 13 of Metro Vancouver's 21 mayors will vote on a five-year plan, but they will lose power next month
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