Dan Fumano is a City Columnist at Vancouver Sun and The Province. He focuses on topics such as construction and real estate, urban design, and the housing market, often exploring the intersections of these themes within the context of regional interest and world news. Dan's work has been featured in notable publications including the Montreal Gazette, Windsor Star, and Calgary Herald.
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Dan Fumano's coverage predominantly focuses on local Vancouver issues, particularly related to government policy and urban development. His articles often cover the impact of regulations and political decisions on various aspects of city life, such as housing, parks, and local governance.
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By: Dan Fumano
The leaders of B.C.'s three largest provincial parties addressed a crowd featuring prominent business leaders in Vancouver on Tuesday.
By: Dan Fumano
As child-care funding becomes a B.C. election issue once again, a new, publicly funded, 69-space daycare in downtown Vancouver sits empty.
Voting in Vancouver's municipal election might feel a bit like taking an exam, with voters asked to mark their ballot as many as 32 times.
By: Dan Fumano
It's election day in Vancouver as voters head to the polls to choose whether incumbent Mayor Ken Sim is in or out.
By: Dan Fumano
ABC Vancouver, which swept to power in 2022 as a new centre-right party, was almost wiped out. Find out more.
By: Dan Fumano
Dan Fumano: Here's what will — and won't — likely change quickly with Vancouver's new left-wing mayor and council
By: Dan Fumano
Dan Fumano: All four parties on Vancouver's council express optimism about a collaborative approach this term. Can they make it work?
By: Dan Fumano, Joanne Lee-Young
It's election day across B.C. and voters in Vancouver are headed to the polls to decide if the NDP still rules Vancouver.
By: Dan Fumano
People inside and outside city hall believe several non-union, management roles — what the city calls "exempt staff" — could be targeted.
By: Dan Fumano
Dan Fumano: In a poignant final council meeting for the outgoing mayor and most of his party, it was goodbye, good vibes, and good luck.
