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Vancouver South, BC - 2021 Federal Election Results Map

📌 The Canadian federal electoral district of Vancouver South was contested during the 2021 Federal election which was held on September 19, 2021. 🏆 Harjit S. Sajjan, the Liberal candidate, won the riding with 19910 votes making up a 49.4% share of the vote. 🥈 The runner-up NDP candidate, Sean McQuillan, received 9922 votes (24.6%) and was therefore defeated by a vote margin of 9988. 📊 Other candidates who received a sizable share of the vote include Sukhbir Singh Gill - Conservative (22.5%).
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Briefing on Vancouver South

Vancouver South is a federal electoral district in the province of British Columbia, Canada. It is located in the southwestern part of the city of Vancouver and is one of the most ethnically diverse ridings in Canada. This district is known for its mix of urban and suburban areas, and is made up of a diverse population with a range of different cultural backgrounds.

Population centres

The key population centres in Vancouver South include the neighbourhoods of Marpole, Oakridge, Sunset, Victoria-Fraserview, Killarney, and the neighbourhoods along Fraser Street. Each of these areas has its own unique character and cultural identity.

Marpole is an urban neighbourhood with a rich history, and is one of the main commercial centres in the area. Oakridge is a suburban area located towards the south of Vancouver South, and is home to Oakridge Centre, a major shopping mall. Sunset and Victoria-Fraserview are both residential areas with beautiful parks, excellent schools and hospitals. Killarney, located east of Vancouver South, is a suburban area that is home to many young families. Fraser Street has many small businesses and is becoming an increasingly popular spot for trendy shops and restaurants.

Issues and events

Between 2019 and 2021, Vancouver South has experienced a number of issues and events specific to the local community. These include:

  • Community opposition to redevelopment of Oakridge Centre
  • Outbreak of COVID-19 in some long-term care facilities in the area
  • Local protests against systemic racism
  • An increase in property crime
  • Concerns about housing affordability
  • Vancouver Coastal Health's new Hospice at St John's Hospital
  • Marpole Community Plan

Economy

The main industries in Vancouver South are healthcare, retail, and real estate. The district is home to Vancouver General Hospital, one of the largest medical facilities in western Canada. Many residents work in retail and hospitality, with Oakridge Centre and the Fraser Street corridor being major employers in the area.

The redevelopment of Oakridge Centre is expected to bring significant economic growth to the region, with new businesses and jobs being created as a result.

Important landmarks

Vancouver South is home to several important landmarks, including:

  • Queen Elizabeth Park - a stunning public park with beautiful gardens, conservatory, and views of the city and North Shore mountains
  • VanDusen Botanical Garden - a 55-acre public garden featuring over 7,500 plant species
  • Marpole's heritage buildings - the district contains a number of unique heritage structures that give it character and charm
  • Punjabi Market - Vancouver's oldest and largest South Asian market, located on Fraser Street
  • Sunset Community Centre - a community centre with fitness classes, after-school programs, and a swimming pool

Arts and culture

Vancouver South has a strong arts and culture scene, with several major events and attractions taking place throughout the year. Some of the most notable include:

  • Vancouver International Lantern Festival - a month-long celebration of Chinese lanterns, music, and culture held in November each year at the Bloedel Conservatory in Queen Elizabeth Park.
  • South Asian Film Festival - held annually in March, the festival features a diverse range of films from South Asia and the South Asian diaspora.
  • Vancouver Fringe Festival - held annually in September, this festival showcases indie theatre and performing arts.

Electoral issues

In the 2021 federal election, the major economic and social issues of Vancouver South include housing affordability, healthcare, and employment opportunities. These issues are critical to many residents in the district, who are looking for their next elected representative to address these concerns.

Community organizations

Vancouver South is home to many important economic and social community organizations, including:

  • South Vancouver Neighbourhood House
  • Marpole-Oakridge Community Centre
  • Killarney Community Centre
  • South Vancouver Community Policing Centre
  • Multicultural Helping House Society

Multicultural groups

Vancouver South is one of the most culturally diverse ridings in Canada. The most significant cultural demographic segments include Chinese, Filipino, South Asian, and Vietnamese communities. The Punjabi Market on Fraser Street is an important hub for Vancouver's South Asian population, and the Vietnamese community has a strong presence in the Victoria-Fraserview and Sunset neighbourhoods. The district's diversity is celebrated in events such as Chinese New Year, Vaisakhi, and the Philippine Independence Day festival.

Overall, Vancouver South is a vibrant and diverse district with a strong sense of community. Its mix of urban and suburban areas means there is something for everyone, whether it's the vibrant shopping districts, serene parks, or bustling cultural events.

Population distribution by age and sex
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Residence data
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