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Vancouver police chief Adam Palmer earned $493,932 in 2022 - BC News

Vancouver police chief Adam Palmer earned $493,932 in 2022 - BC News
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These are the salaries of the City of Vancouver leadership as of 2022

These are the 2022 salaries of the City of Vancouver's leadership, including bureaucratic staff and elected officials.

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Vancouver finances: Mayor s, fire chief s salaries revealed

The annual release of documents on the city s finances revealed what some of Vancouver s top officials earned in 2021.

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City of Vancouver staff made over a half-billion in combined salary last year

In 2021, City of Vancouver staff earned over half-a-billion dollars in combined salary, and the number seems to keep growing.

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Predictions 2021: Vancouver city politics won t get really stinky until 2022

by Charlie Smith on December 31st, 2020 at 9:59 AM 1 of 3 2 of 3 For the first two years since Kennedy Stewart was elected mayor, the council got along, for the most part. There was significantly less partisan bickering than occurred in the old days when NPA councillor George Affleck and Vision Vancouver’s Andrea Reimer would consistently throw shade at one another. Sure, the current crop has had their differences, but it’s usually been over policies and not so much over personality. Some politicians have objected to NPA councillor Colleen Hardwick’s populism and periodic opposition to densification. Others have been irritated by Green councillor Michael Wiebe’s occasional willingness to side with the mayor rather than with members of his own party on densification.

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