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Elizabeth Ball served for three-terms as a Vancouver City Councillor. She has a wealth of experience in arts, heritage and business and is known as a champion for successful tourism and economic initiatives in the city. A tireless cultural advocate, she is the founder of the renowned Carousel Theatre Company and School, co-founder of the Waterfront Theatre on Granville Island, and has inspired many students at UBC as a Theatre in Education instructor.
Elizabeth is a committed volunteer who works to improve the lives of youth, seniors and persons with disabilities.
She currently serves on the Boards of the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame, the Mavor Moore Theatre Society, the Northwest Pain Foundation, and the Dunbar Residents Association.
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Vancouver City Councillor, 2005-2008, 2011-2018
Vancouver’s 125 Anniversary Celebration
$1.5 million for Vancouver’s First Cultural Tourism Strategy
Vancouver’s First Poet Laureate Program
$60 million renewal of Vancouver Civic Theatres
Mayor’s Film Industry Task Force
Vancouver’s Juno Awards
Safer Streets for Seniors Policy
BC Entertainment Hall of Fame StarWalk
Granville Island Award for Outstanding Contribution
YWCA Women of Distinction Nominations
Union of BC Performers - Sam Payne Award for Humanity & Integrity
Children’s Theatre Foundation of America MEDALLION Award
Vancouver Theatre Alliance Jessie Richardson Award for Lifetime Achievement
Canadian Institute of the Arts Outstanding Achievement Award
Senior Fellowship, U.S. State Department
Canada Council Arts Grant
BC Entertainment Hall of Fame
Dunbar Residents Association
Northwest Pain Foundation
Mavor Moore Theatre Society
Former three-term Councillor for the City of Vancouver | Arts, Culture & Heritage | Children & Youth | Safe Streets | BC Entertainment Hall of Fame Starwalk
Former three-term Councillor for the City of Vancouver | Arts, Culture & Heritage | Children & Youth | Safe Streets | BC Entertainment Hall of Fame Starwalk