Vision Vancouver campaign donations mostly from condo developers and unions

Not a surprise. The disclosure doesn't include the 1.3 million raised from 25 developers by Bob Rennie at a private function which happened conveniently before the disclosure period.

Full list: Voluntary Pre-Election Disclosure of 2014 Campaign Contributions (January 1, 2014 - October 31, 2014)

PCI Group and Andrew Grant, who got a rezoning from the city for the Marine Gateway tower, now under construction at the foot of Cambie Street: $35,000 through his company Faith Hope Investments Corporation and $1,000 through PCI

Magnum Projects, a major marketing company currently handling the new Telus Garden and Trump Vancouver projects: $75,000

Aquilini Investment Group, the Aquilini family company that is currently building office towers around the stadium where the Aquilini-owned Canucks play: $60,000

Holborn Holdings, the Malaysia-based company that is redeveloping the former Little Mountain social housing site and building the Trump hotel on Georgia Street: $75,000

Rennie Marketing, the company owned by Bob Rennie, who marketed the Olympic Village: $26,000

RPMG Holdings, a company affiliated with the development company Onni: $50,000.

Wall Development, which gave nearly a quarter million for the 2011 election: $15,000

Gordon Nelson, a Vancouver rental apartment owner who has been in the news on occasion because of renovictions at a couple of his properties: $25,000.