Mayor-elect Pete Fry quizzed on building ties with new Conservative-led province
In a Q&A about his first week as Vancouver's mayor-elect, the Green Party of Vancouver leader was asked about forging a relationship with the province's new Conservative-led government.
Reported by Vancouver Is Awesome; full details of Fry's answers not independently confirmed.
Pete Fry has barely started as Vancouver's mayor-elect, and he is already being asked how he will work with a provincial government from a different party.
Reporters put the question to Fry in a Q&A in which he reflected on his first week in the role, Vancouver Is Awesome reported. They asked about forging a relationship with the new Conservative-led government in Victoria.
Fry leads the Green Party of Vancouver, so the city's incoming mayor and the provincial government come from different political camps. How well they can work together will shape the early months of his term for Vancouver residents.
The interview, published under the headline "Q&A: Pete Fry reflects on first week as mayor-elect of Vancouver," is the latest look at how Fry is approaching the job ahead of taking office.
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