Canada's longest-serving female Member of Parliament, Hedy Fry, has represented Vancouver Centre since 1993. Another high-profile MP was Kim Campbell, who served as Prime Minister for 132 days before being defeated by Fry.
The 2012 federal electoral boundaries redistribution concluded that the electoral boundaries of Vancouver Centre should be adjusted, and a modified electoral district of the same name will be contested in future elections.[5] The redefined Vancouver Centre loses a portion of its current territory from its southern end to the new district of Vancouver Granville. These new boundaries were legally defined in the 2013 representation order, which came into effect upon the call of the 42nd Canadian federal election, scheduled for October 2015.[6]
Members of Parliament
This riding has elected the following Members of Parliament:
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For the defunct provincial electoral district of the same name see Vancouver Centre provincial electoral district Vancouver Centre French Vancouver Centre is a federal electoral district in British Columbia Canada that has been represented in the House of Commons of Canada since 1917 It is the riding with the biggest Japanese community in Canada As per the 2021 census 2 4 of the population of Vancouver Centre is Japanese 3 Vancouver CentreBritish Columbia electoral districtVancouver Centre in relation to other electoral districts in the Vancouver areaFederal electoral districtLegislatureHouse of CommonsMP Hedy FryLiberalDistrict created1914First contested1917Last contested2021District webpageprofile mapDemographicsPopulation 2021 1 126 995Electors 2021 91 276Area km 2 11 20Pop density per km 11 338 8Census division s Metro VancouverCensus subdivision s Vancouver Contents 1 Geography 2 Demographics 3 History 4 Members of Parliament 4 1 Current Member of Parliament 5 Election results 6 Student Vote Results 6 1 2019 7 See also 8 References 9 External linksGeography EditThe riding includes the neighbourhoods of Yaletown the West End Coal Harbour Downtown Vancouver western Strathcona eastern Kitsilano and False Creek South The heavily urbanized electoral district is by far the most densely populated in Western Canada with most of its residents living in mid and high rise apartments The riding has a diverse multi generational demographic Demographics EditAccording to the Canada 2021 CensusLanguages 2021 mother tongue 55 2 English 4 8 Mandarin 4 6 Iranian Persian 4 Spanish 2 9 Yue 2 5 French 2 5 Korean 1 9 Russian 1 8 Portuguese 1 7 Japanese 1 German 4 Ethnic groups in Vancouver Centre 2021 Source 1 Population Ethnic group European 70 675 56 8 Chinese 15 165 12 2 West Asian 7 265 5 8 South Asian 6 275 5 Latin American 5 650 4 5 Korean 3 815 3 1 Japanese 3 005 2 4 Indigenous 2 615 2 1 Filipino 2 525 2 Southeast Asian 1 740 1 4 Black 1 730 1 4 Arab 1 190 1 Multiple minorities 2 090 1 7 Total population 124 475 100 History EditThe electoral district was created in 1914 from parts of Vancouver City riding Canada s longest serving female Member of Parliament Hedy Fry has represented Vancouver Centre since 1993 Another high profile MP was Kim Campbell who served as Prime Minister for 132 days before being defeated by Fry The 2012 federal electoral boundaries redistribution concluded that the electoral boundaries of Vancouver Centre should be adjusted and a modified electoral district of the same name will be contested in future elections 5 The redefined Vancouver Centre loses a portion of its current territory from its southern end to the new district of Vancouver Granville These new boundaries were legally defined in the 2013 representation order which came into effect upon the call of the 42nd Canadian federal election scheduled for October 2015 6 Members of Parliament EditThis riding has elected the following Members of Parliament Parliament Years Member PartyVancouver CentreRiding created from Vancouver City13th 1917 1921 Henry Herbert Stevens Government Unionist 14th 1921 1925 Conservative15th 1925 192616th 1926 193017th 1930 1935 Ian Alistair Mackenzie Liberal18th 1935 194019th 1940 194520th 1945 1948 1948 1949 Rodney Young Co operative Commonwealth21st 1949 1953 Ralph Campney Liberal22nd 1953 195723rd 1957 1958 Douglas Jung Progressive Conservative24th 1958 196225th 1962 1963 John Robert Nicholson Liberal26th 1963 196527th 1965 196828th 1968 1972 Ron Basford29th 1972 197430th 1974 197931st 1979 1980 Art Phillips32nd 1980 1984 Pat Carney Progressive Conservative33rd 1984 198834th 1988 1993 Kim Campbell35th 1993 1997 Hedy Fry Liberal36th 1997 200037th 2000 200438th 2004 200639th 2006 200840th 2008 201141st 2011 201542nd 2015 201943rd 2019 202144th 2021 presentCurrent Member of Parliament Edit Its current Member of Parliament is Hedy Fry a former physician She was first elected in 1993 and is a member of the Liberal Party of Canada Election results EditGraph of election results in Vancouver Centre minor parties that never got 2 of the vote or didn t run consistently are omitted vte2021 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Hedy Fry 20 873 40 44 1 74 87 773 26New Democratic Breen Ouellette 15 869 30 74 7 00 80 950 83Conservative Harry Cockell 11 162 21 62 2 35 20 505 00Green Alaric Paivarinta 2 030 3 93 8 59 8 967 42People s Taylor Singleton Fookes 1 683 3 27 1 98 3 574 44Total valid votes expense limit 51 617 99 19 119 443 50Total rejected ballots 422 0 81 0 16Turnout 52 039 57 01 4 04Eligible voters 91 276Liberal hold Swing 4 37Source Elections Canada 7 8 vte2019 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Hedy Fry 23 599 42 18 13 90 90 613 92New Democratic Breen Ouellette 13 280 23 74 3 72 35 726 92Conservative David Cavey 10 782 19 27 2 36 32 539 03Green Jesse Brown 7 002 12 52 6 71 28 503 30People s Louise Kierans 724 1 29 4 907 84Libertarian John Clarke 379 0 68 0 38 0 00Independent Lily Bowman 142 0 25 none listedIndependent Imtiaz Popat 38 0 07 0 00Total valid votes expense limit 55 946 99 35Total rejected ballots 364 0 65 0 22Turnout 56 310 61 05 4 85Eligible voters 92 243Liberal hold Swing 8 81Source Elections Canada 9 10 vte2015 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Hedy Fry 32 554 56 08 25 06 126 090 21New Democratic Constance Barnes 11 618 20 01 6 34 102 184 82Conservative Elaine Allan 9 818 16 91 9 14 84 492 99Green Lisa Barrett 3 370 5 81 9 27 45 728 01Libertarian John Clarke 614 1 06 0 53 Marxist Leninist Michael Hill 74 0 13 0 02 Total valid votes expense limit 58 048 99 58 224 575 59Total rejected ballots 247 0 42 Turnout 58 295 65 89 Eligible voters 88 470Liberal hold Swing 15 70Source Elections Canada 11 12 2011 federal election redistributed results 13 Party Vote Liberal 12 894 31 02 New Democratic 10 952 26 35 Conservative 10 828 26 05 Green 6 267 15 08 Others 622 1 502011 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Hedy Fry 18 260 31 03 3 47New Democratic Karen Shillington 15 325 26 04 4 73Conservative Jennifer Clarke 15 323 26 04 0 95Green Adriane Carr 9 089 15 44 2 87Libertarian John Clarke 313 0 53 0 07Progressive Canadian Michael Huenefeld 285 0 48 Pirate Travis McCrea 192 0 33 Marxist Leninist Michael Hill 62 0 11 0 05Total valid votes 58 849 100 0 Total rejected ballots 134 0 23Turnout 58 983 59 23Eligible voters 99 527Liberal hold Swing 4 10vte2008 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Hedy Fry 19 506 34 50 9 37 80 974Conservative Lorne Mayencourt 14 188 25 09 4 73 91 239New Democratic Michael Byers 12 047 21 31 7 34 85 957Green Adriane Carr 10 354 18 31 12 43 82 713Libertarian John Clarke 340 0 60 0 07 0Marxist Leninist Michael Hill 94 0 16Total valid votes expense limit 56 529 100 0 94 404Liberal hold Swing 7 05vte2006 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Hedy Fry 25 013 43 80 3 50 77 826New Democratic Svend Robinson 16 374 28 67 3 62 84 170Conservative Tony Fogarassy 11 684 20 46 1 26 86 591Green Jared Evans 3 340 5 84 0 94 1 008Libertarian John Clarke 304 0 53 0 04Marijuana HeathCliff Dion Campbell 259 0 45 115Christian Heritage Joe Pal 130 0 22 0 24 389Total valid votes 57 104 100 0 Total rejected ballots 163 0 28 0 15Turnout 57 267 62 06 0 59Liberal hold Swing 3 56vte2004 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Hedy Fry 21 280 40 30 2 00 66 619New Democratic Kennedy Stewart 17 050 32 29 20 25 57 675Conservative Gary Mitchell 10 139 19 20 18 70 73 789Green Robbie Mattu 3 580 6 78 2 85 2 440Libertarian John Clarke 304 0 57 60Christian Heritage Joe Pal 243 0 46 389Canadian Action Alexander Frei 101 0 19 1 08 100Communist Kimball Cariou 96 0 18 0 01 389Total valid votes 52 793 100 0 Total rejected ballots 226 0 43 0 05Turnout 53 019 61 47 0 97Liberal hold Swing 11 12Change for the Conservatives is based on the combined totals of the Canadian Alliance and the Progressive Conservatives vte2000 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Hedy Fry 24 553 42 30 1 54 69 017Alliance John Mortimer 15 176 26 14 3 56 68 158New Democratic Scott Robertson 6 993 12 04 8 83 8 841Progressive Conservative Lee Johnson 6 828 11 76 2 52 4 047Green Jamie Lee Hamilton 2 285 3 93 0 93 3 945Marijuana Marc Emery 1 116 1 92 Canadian Action Jeff Jewell 742 1 27 0 24 547Natural Law Valerie Laporte 177 0 30 0 12 40Communist Kimball Cariou 99 0 17 189Marxist Leninist Joseph Theriault 75 0 12 0 10 364Total valid votes 58 044 100 0 Total rejected ballots 280 0 48 0 05Turnout 58 324 60 50 4 22Liberal hold Swing 1 01Change for the Canadian Alliance is based on the Reform Party vte1997 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Hedy Fry 20 878 40 76 9 57 54 905Reform Richard Farbridge 11 567 22 58 5 12 24 846New Democratic Bill Siksay 10 690 20 87 5 69 27 133Progressive Conservative Victoria Minnes 4 736 9 24 15 81 43 121Green Paul Alexander 1 541 3 00 2 05 2 154Independent Joseph Roberts 728 1 42 6 163Canadian Action Connie Fogal 528 1 03 12 986Natural Law John Cowhig 217 0 42 0 62Independent John Clarke 125 0 24 2 687Marxist Leninist Joseph Theriault 116 0 22 559Independent Elvis Flostrand 92 0 17 699Total valid votes 51 218 100 0 Total rejected ballots 272 0 53Turnout 51 490 64 72Liberal hold Swing 2 22vte1993 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Hedy Fry 19 310 31 19 8 38Progressive Conservative Kim Campbell 15 510 25 05 12 19Reform Ian Isbister 10 808 17 46 16 08New Democratic Betty Baxter 9 397 15 18 21 63National Thorsten Ewald 4 949 7 99 Natural Law John Cowhig 643 1 04 Green Imtiaz Popat 586 0 95 0 14Christian Heritage Darren Lowe 242 0 39 Libertarian Tunya Audain 220 0 36 0 11Independent Brian Godzilla Gnu Salmi 114 0 18 Independent Scott Adams 83 0 13 0 07Commonwealth of Canada Lucille Boikoff 25 0 04 Independent Peter C Nuthall 24 0 04 Total valid votes 61 911 100 0 Liberal gain from Progressive Conservative Swing 10 28vte1988 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Progressive Conservative Kim Campbell 23 620 37 24 5 99New Democratic Johanna den Hertog 23 351 36 81 4 38Liberal Tex Enemark 14 467 22 81 1 59Reform Paula Folkard 876 1 38 Green Murray Gudmundson 514 0 81 0 25Rhinoceros Bob Nitestalker Colebrook 262 0 41 0 56Libertarian Duane H Pye 156 0 25 0 38Independent Scott Adams 125 0 20 Independent Dorothy Jean O Donnell 58 0 09 Total valid votes 63 429 100 0 Progressive Conservative hold Swing 5 18vte1984 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Progressive Conservative Pat Carney 21 704 43 23 7 96New Democratic Johanna den Hertog 16 283 32 43 0 66Liberal Paul E Manning 10 654 21 22 10 20Green Paul Watson 533 1 06 0 95Rhinoceros Danny Tripper Parro 487 0 97 0 25Libertarian Paul A Geddes 316 0 63 Communist Maurice Rush 135 0 27 0 16Confederation of Regions Poldi Meindl 98 0 20 Total valid votes 50 210 100 0 Progressive Conservative hold Swing 3 65vte1980 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Progressive Conservative Pat Carney 16 462 35 27 0 84New Democratic Ron Johnson 14 830 31 77 1 80Liberal Art Phillips 14 667 31 42 3 22Rhinoceros David J Longworth 337 0 72 Communist Jack Phillips 200 0 43 0 18Independent John Elliot 101 0 22 0 38Independent Paul Watson 54 0 12 Marxist Leninist Greg Corcoran 24 0 05 0 06Total valid votes 46 675 100 0 Progressive Conservative gain from Liberal Swing 0 48vte1979 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Art Phillips 15 430 34 64 7 09Progressive Conservative Pat Carney 15 335 34 43 3 10New Democratic Ron Johnson 13 350 29 97 10 58Independent John Elliot 267 0 60 Communist Bert Ogden 111 0 25 0 22Marxist Leninist Greg Corcoran 48 0 11 0 20Total valid votes 44 541 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 2 00vte1974 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Ron Basford 19 064 41 74 0 39Progressive Conservative Doug Davis 17 143 37 53 7 27New Democratic Ron Johnson 8 859 19 39 7 26Social Credit Walter Muller 257 0 56 0 79Communist Betty Greenwell 213 0 47 Marxist Leninist Charles Shrybman 141 0 31 Total valid votes 45 677 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 3 44vte1972 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Ron Basford 19 341 41 35 14 75Progressive Conservative John McDonald 14 156 30 26 11 89New Democratic Ron K Johnson 12 470 26 66 2 05Social Credit Nicholas Zambus 632 1 35 Independent Arnold August 77 0 16 Independent Ray Dodge 55 0 12 Independent Daniel Ivan Fedoruk 46 0 10 Total valid votes 46 777 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 13 32vte1968 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Ron Basford 25 426 56 10 16 02New Democratic William Deverell 11 151 24 60 1 54Progressive Conservative David W Kilgour 8 326 18 37 9 43Republican Gerard Guejon 14 420 0 93 Total valid votes 45 323 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 7 24vte1965 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Jack R Nicholson 9 008 40 08 0 75Progressive Conservative Douglas Jung 6 248 27 80 2 73New Democratic Lyle Kristiansen 5 184 23 07 1 13Social Credit William John McIntyre 1 806 8 04 2 10Independent Social Credit James B Wisbey 228 1 01 Total valid votes 22 474 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 1 74vte1963 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Jack R Nicholson 9 472 39 33 3 73Progressive Conservative Douglas Jung 7 353 30 53 0 94New Democratic Margaret Erickson 5 826 24 19 0 54Social Credit Bevis Walters 1 430 5 94 2 29Total valid votes 24 081 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 2 34vte1962 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Jack R Nicholson 7 697 35 61 18 43Progressive Conservative Douglas Jung 6 803 31 47 29 95New Democratic Margaret Erickson 5 113 23 65 9 73Social Credit F George J Hahn 1 779 8 23 3 60Independent Burton V White 224 1 04 Total valid votes 21 616 100 0 Liberal gain from Progressive Conservative Swing 24 19Change for the New Democrats is based on the Co operative Commonwealth vte1958 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Progressive Conservative Douglas Jung 14 044 61 43 19 92Liberal Lyon Ward 3 927 17 18 7 29Co operative Commonwealth Alan Judge 3 183 13 92 3 80Social Credit Cyril White 1 059 4 63 16 87Labor Progressive Maurice Rush 650 2 84 0 43Total valid votes 22 863 100 0 Progressive Conservative hold Swing 13 60vte1957 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Progressive Conservative Douglas Jung 9 087 41 50 32 86Liberal Ralph Campney 5 357 24 47 16 37Social Credit Cyril White 4 707 21 50 2 96Co operative Commonwealth William James Dennison 2 216 10 12 12 21Labor Progressive Maurice Rush 528 2 41 1 33Total valid votes 21 895 100 0 Progressive Conservative gain from Liberal Swing 24 62vte1953 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Ralph Campney 8 259 40 83 1 73Social Credit Leslie R Peterson 4 946 24 45 Co operative Commonwealth Rodney Young 4 516 22 33 4 05Progressive Conservative Wendell Willard Wright 1 749 8 65 16 02Labor Progressive Ernest Lawrie 756 3 74 0 20Total valid votes 20 226 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 13 09vte1949 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Ralph Campney 10 299 42 56 8 90Co operative Commonwealth Rodney Young 6 382 26 37 17 22Progressive Conservative Henry Herbert Stevens 5 970 24 67 1 93Labor Progressive Maurice Rush 952 3 93 Independent Harold Meade Young 595 2 46 Total valid votes 24 198 100 0 Liberal gain from Co operative Commonwealth Swing 13 06Canadian federal by election 8 June 1948On Ian Mackenzie being called to the Senate 19 January 1948Party Candidate Votes Co operative Commonwealth Rodney Young 9 518 43 60 16 27Liberal Ralph Campney 7 348 33 66 3 90Progressive Conservative Hilliard Lyle Jestley 4 965 22 74 3 73Total valid votes 21 831 100 0 Co operative Commonwealth gain from Liberal Swing 6 18vte1945 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Ian Alistair Mackenzie 9 959 29 76 9 39Co operative Commonwealth George Alfred Isherwood 9 145 27 33 0 06Progressive Conservative Ernest Garfield Sherwood 8 859 26 47 3 75Labor Progressive James Swanson Thompson 3 750 11 21 Social Credit Erich Charles Martin 1 042 3 11 Democratic William Richard Nathaniel Smith 393 1 17 Socialist Labour Robert Gordon McQuillan 319 0 95 Total valid votes 33 467 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 4 72vte1940 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Ian Alistair Mackenzie 12 100 39 15 5 10National Government Ernest Garfield Sherwood 9 338 30 22 7 16Co operative Commonwealth Wallis Walter Lefeaux 8 427 27 27 6 18Independent Paul McDowell Kerr 630 2 04 Nationalist Norman Lee Glozier 408 1 32 Total valid votes 30 903 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 1 03vte1935 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Ian Alistair Mackenzie 7 658 34 05 20 57Co operative Commonwealth Wallis Walter Lefeaux 7 522 33 45 Conservative Ernest Garfield Sherwood 5 187 23 06 22 32Reconstruction Vancouver Centre Lilette Julia Caroline Mahon 1 872 8 32 Socialist John David Taylor 251 1 12 Total valid votes 22 490 100 0 Liberal hold Swing 27 01vte1930 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Ian Alistair Mackenzie 12 064 54 62 10 78Conservative Henry Herbert Stevens 10 023 45 38 8 06Total valid votes 22 087 100 0 Liberal gain from Conservative Swing 9 42vte1926 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Conservative Henry Herbert Stevens 10 326 53 44 4 96Liberal Dugald Donaghy 8 471 43 84 1 42Labour Eugene Thorton Kingsley 527 2 73 6 38Total valid votes 19 324 100 0 Conservative hold Swing 1 77vte1925 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Conservative Henry Herbert Stevens 9 458 48 47 10 03Liberal Gerald Grattan McGeer 8 277 42 42 11 54Labour Wallis Walter Lefeaux 1 777 9 11 Total valid votes 19 512 100 0 Conservative hold Swing 10 78vte1921 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Conservative Henry Herbert Stevens 10 493 58 50 9 24Liberal Robert Henry Gale 5 538 30 88 3 51Independent Thomas O Connor 1 866 10 40 Progressive Cadwallader Flagg Batson 39 0 22 Total valid votes 17 936 100 0 Conservative hold Swing 6 38vte1917 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Government Unionist Henry Herbert Stevens 13 722 67 74Opposition Laurier Liberals William Wallace Burns McInnes 5 543 27 36Labour William Arthur Pritchard 992 4 90Total valid votes 20 257 100 0 This riding was created from parts of Vancouver City where Conservative Henry Herbert Stevens was the incumbent Student Vote Results Edit2019 Edit vte2019 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes New Democratic Breen Ouellette 376 37 41Green Jesse Brown 242 24 08Liberal Hedy Fry 194 19 30Conservative David Cavey 108 10 75Libertarian John Clarke 33 3 28Independent Lily Bowman 31 3 08People s Louise Kierans 21 2 09Independent Imtiaz Popat 0 0 0Total valid votes expense limit 1 005 100 0Source Student Vote Canada 15 16 See also EditList of Canadian federal electoral districts Past Canadian electoral districtsReferences Edit Vancouver Centre Code 59029 Census Profile 2011 census Government of Canada Statistics Canada Retrieved March 6 2011 Statistics Canada 2022 Statistics Canada 2022 https www12 statcan gc ca census recensement 2021 dp pd prof details page cfm Lang E amp SearchText Vancouver 20Centre amp GENDERlist 1 amp STATISTIClist 1 4 amp DGUIDlist 2013A000459034 Mother Tongue for the Population Excluding Institutional Residents of Canada Provinces and Territories and Federal Electoral Districts 2013 Representation Order 2021 Census December 15 2022 Final Report British Columbia Timeline for the Redistribution of Federal Electoral Districts Confirmed candidates Vancouver Centre Elections Canada September 1 2021 Retrieved September 6 2021 Candidate Campaign Returns Elections Canada Retrieved July 19 2022 List of confirmed candidates Elections Canada Retrieved October 4 2019 Official Voting Results Elections Canada Retrieved August 8 2021 Elections Canada Confirmed candidates for Vancouver Centre 30 September 2015 Elections Canada Preliminary Election Expenses Limits for Candidates Pundits Guide to Canadian Elections Vancouver Sun June 26 1968 Republicans Claim Win p 15 List of confirmed candidates Elections Canada Retrieved October 4 2019 Official Voting Results Student Vote Canada Retrieved August 27 2021 External links EditExpenditures 2004 Expenditures 2000 Expenditures 1997 Vancouver Centre electoral information at the Library of Parliament Website of the Parliament of Canada Map of Vancouver Center from Elections Canada PDF Vancouver Centre electoral District Profile Elections Canada Conservative Party of Canada Vancouver Centre Electoral District Association Green Party of Canada Vancouver Centre Electoral District AssociationParliament of CanadaPreceded byCharlevoix Constituency represented by the Prime Minister1993 Succeeded bySaint Maurice Coordinates 49 17 N 123 07 W 49 28 N 123 12 W 49 28 123 12 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vancouver Centre amp oldid 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