Candidate for Mayor of Vancouver
Amauri Caliman
No party listed
One record, organized through the same evidence and policy structure used for every candidate.
Record state
On the final ballot
Not yet researched
Identity and candidacy
- Ballot number
- 55
- Current office
- None located
- Former office
- None located
- Official nomination
- Officially nominated
- Last checked
- 2026-09-27
Added from the City's final candidate list on September 27, 2026. Not on the City's current council list. Former office and the wider public record have not yet been researched.
SourcesCIVIC-SRC-031
Public record
Nine policy areas. The same questions, labels, and source rules for every candidate.
Staged / in review
Amauri Caliman is on the City's final candidate list and has not been researched yet, so every proposition below reads not yet researched.
That is a gap in BC + AI's research, not a position, a non-response, or an adverse conclusion about the candidate.
Municipal AI uses and prohibited uses
Where should the City use artificial intelligence, and where should it not?
- Names one high-value municipal AI useNot yet researched
- Names an unacceptable or prohibited AI useNot yet researched
Public AI and automated-systems register
Should residents be able to see which systems the City runs?
- Supports a public AI and automated-systems registerNot yet researched
Resident notice, explanation, review, and redress
What can a resident do when an automated system affects them?
- Supports notice and plain-language explanationNot yet researched
- Supports accountable human review and appealNot yet researched
Procurement, privacy, security, audit, and vendor lock-in
What conditions should apply when the City buys or builds an AI system?
- Sets municipal AI procurement and audit conditionsNot yet researched
- Addresses privacy, data minimization, security, and residencyNot yet researched
- Addresses vendor lock-in, open standards, and City ownership or controlNot yet researched
Public workers, training, and workplace surveillance
What happens to the people who do the work?
- Addresses worker consultation, training, and surveillanceNot yet researched
Data-centre development and physical impacts
How should Vancouver decide on data-centre proposals?
- States a data-centre approval approachNot yet researched
- Addresses electricity, water, cooling, heat, noise, and emissionsNot yet researched
- Addresses infrastructure costs, emergency planning, and decommissioningNot yet researched
Public benefits, local capacity, and public-interest compute
What does the city get in return?
- Requires measurable local and public benefitsNot yet researched
- Addresses accessible public-interest compute and local capacityNot yet researched
First Nations governments, rights, and data governance
How would the administration work government to government?
- Addresses government-to-government work with local First NationsNot yet researched
- Distinguishes benefits from rights-based obligationsNot yet researched
First 100 days
What would actually happen, and by when?
- Makes a measurable first-100-day commitmentNot yet researched