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Fred Harding

Fred Harding

Fred Harding is a Canadian businessman and former West Vancouver police officer who worked about two decades for the West Vancouver Police Department and runs Harding Global Consultants.

Party
Non-Partisan Association
Political position

Centre-right · Where sources place the party (Non-Partisan Association)
Unconfirmed: no source opened places the NPA
Ideology: municipal conservatism

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He was the Non-Partisan Association's candidate for Vancouver mayor in 2022. Wikipedia's page on the 2026 Vancouver election lists him only among potential candidates, and he did not stand in the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election as a declared candidate.

Career

Harding served in the West Vancouver police for almost two decades, then left to focus on his consultancy. In 2022 the Non-Partisan Association named him its mayoral candidate after John Coupar withdrew. He ran on restoring safety, affordability and stability, eliminating what he called unfair taxes, moving homeless people from welfare to work and free transit for those 18 and under.

Summarised automatically from the linked sources. North Shore News · Wikipedia

  1. Fred Harding <1%
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Vancouver Mayoral Election Winner 2026

OutcomeLeft – RightAgeProbability
Pete FryLeft67%
Ken Sim5532%
Kareem Allam<1%
John Coupar<1%
Kirk LaPointeCentre-right68<1%
Rebecca Bligh<1%
William Azaroff<1%
Sean OrrLeft48<1%
Colleen Hardwick<1%
Tim Louis<1%
Amanda BurrowsCentre-left<1%
Fred HardingCentre-right<1%

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