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Fry and Sim face off in Vancouver, but other mayoral candidates reject spoiler label

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Fry and Sim face off in Vancouver, but other mayoral candidates reject spoiler label

Interest in the Vancouver race appears high.

The City of Vancouver says more than 103,000 people have voted in advance, up 60 per cent from roughly 65,000 voters in 2022.

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