1993 Vancouver municipal election

Template:Notability The City of Vancouver, Canada, held municipal elections in Canada|municipal elections on November 20, 1993. Canadians|Canadian citizens who were over 18 years of age at the time of the vote, and had been a resident of Vancouver for the previous 30 days and a resident of B.C. for the previous six months, were able to vote for candidates in four races that were presented on one ballot. In addition, Canadian citizen non-resident property owners were eligible to vote.

The mayoral race featured Non-Partisan Association|NPA Councillor Philip Owen (son of former Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia|Lieutenant Governor Walter Stewart Owen) and Coalition of Progressive Electors Councillor Libby Davies (future New Democratic Party).

The following candidates were elected (in order of votes received) for a three-year term:

• Mayor - Philip Owen (Non-Partisan Association)
• Councillors
  • Lynne Kennedy (NPA)
  • Donald Bellamy (NPA)
  • Gordon Price (NPA)
  • George Puil (NPA)
  • Maggie Ip (NPA)
  • Jennifer Clarke (NPA)
  • Sam Sullivan (NPA)
  • Nancy Chiavario (NPA)
  • Craig Hemer (NPA)
  • Jenny Kwan (Coalition of Progressive Electors)
• School Trustees
  • Sandy McCormick (NPA)
  • Ken Denike (NPA)
  • Carol McRae (NPA)
  • John Cheng (NPA)
  • Ted Hunt (NPA)
  • Bill Brown (NPA)
  • John Robertson (NPA)
  • Yvonne Brown (COPE)
  • Anne Roberts (COPE)
• Park Commissioners
  • Malcolm Ashford (NPA)
  • Tim Louis (COPE)
  • Duncan Wilson (NPA)
  • Allan DeGenova (NPA)
  • David Chesman (NPA)
  • Alan Fetherstonhaugh (NPA)
  • Donna Morgan (COPE)

The election also featured a number of referendum questions:

• Capital Plan borrowing streets and other public works - affirmative majority
• Capital Plan borrowing Parks and Recreation facilities - affirmative majority
• Capital Plan borrowing fire protection - affirmative majority
• elector opinion questions Vancouver arts endowment
• elector opinion questions Stanley Park Zoo - majority.