VDLC Calling on City Council to Support Vote16BC, Hotel Workers

June 17, 2021

The VDLC is highlighting two important motions coming to Vancouver City Council next week. The first is to support the Vote16BC campaign to reduce the voting age to 16. The other is to support hotel workers who are fighting for the right to return to their jobs as the industry reopens post-pandemic. 

UPDATE

These motions were tabled to next week’s meeting, on June 22. CLICK HERE for the meeting agenda and to send your comments!

The motion “Endorsing the Vote16BC Campaign to Lower the Voting Age to 16 across British Columbia” was submitted by Councilor Christine Boyle of OneCity, while the motion “Supporting Hotel Workers’ Right to Return to Their Jobs at Living Wages” was submitted by Councilor Jean Swanson of COPE. 

We thank Councilors Boyle and Swanson for bringing these motions forward, and urge Council to adopt them.  

Read our letter to Vancouver City Council here.

Read the motions, and send your own comments to Vancouver City Council here. 

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