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'An extraordinary spike': Vancouver spent $6 million on severance agreements last year, newly obtained document reveals

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'While organizational changes can involve one-time costs, those decisions are made with the goal of reducing long-term operating costs, improving service delivery and providing better value for taxpayers,' said the office of Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim.
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