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Vancouver's new mayor's office already looks different from its predecessors'

A Vancouver newspaper piece says the city's new mayoral team is a departure from past administrations, and asks whether Vancouver politics can be less political.

Reported by Vancouver Sun; City of Vancouver and mayor's office confirmation pending.

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Vancouver's new mayor's office already looks different from those of the mayors who came before, according to a Vancouver Sun article.

The piece's teaser poses a broader question: can Vancouver politics be less political? It frames the new office as a break from its predecessors, though the headline and teaser alone do not spell out what has changed.

For residents, the mayor's office is the most visible part of City Hall, and any shift in how it works is worth watching as the new administration settles in. Details of what is different, from how the office is organized to how it operates day to day, would come from the mayor's office or the City of Vancouver.

The Sun's full article is the place to look for the specific changes it describes.

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