Incumbents ousted in B.C.’s two biggest cities. RECAP.

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'We love this city': Pete Fry celebrates victory in Vancouver mayoral race

‘Highlight of my life’: Ken Sim gives concessions speech

Doug McCallum addresses supporters after victory

Brenda Locke speaks after conceding election

B.C.’s municipal elections saw the incumbents ousted in the province’s two largest cities.

In Vancouver, Pete Fry defeated Ken Sim in the mayor’s race. Fry, who is with the Green Party, appears poised to preside over a council where no one party has a majority.

At 82 years old, Doug McCallum won the contest for the city’s top job in Surrey, beating out Brenda Locke. The contest between the two candidates was a rematch of the 2022 race, with opposite results.

Here’s what happened Saturday.

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