Son of OakridgeYet another ‘burb mall with huge parking lot gets rethought for this new, denser, transit-oriented age that is moving steadily…
Doubled Down Daily DurningA pair of related articles that challenge conventional wisdom. First: In the Atlantic CitiLab, Eric Jaffe writes on tired traffic…
2015's Significant EventsA little history: the Planning Commission invited some past Commissioners and leading planning and development industry professionals to share their reflections…
The Rise of Renewable EnergyAccording to Richard Martin in the MIT Technology Review, renewables are growing fast as an energy source for three reasons. First: …
Complete Streets – the Challenge of ImplementationPIBC South Coast Chapter & BC Cycling Coalition’s Complete Streets Forum January’s joint Planning Institute of British Columbia (PIBC) South…
Ohrn Image: Harbour with ShorelineHomeward bound from Home Depot and Siegel’s Bagels (again) along the seawall between Sunset Beach and the Inukshuk.…
The Daily Durning: The Big ShortIt’s Oscar season, impossible to ignore with so many story angles. But here’s an opinion from Charles Mudede in the…
Keeping People SafeA collection of material from several PT participants: Chris Boardman, British Cycling policy advisor, makes an over-the-top analogy around mandatory…
Curmudgeon's VictoryIn what can only be described as the strangest tech announcement in recent memory: Panasonic has announced that the next…
Speaking of Transportation AlternativesTravellers between downtown Vancouver and Victoria may have more choices if these two services come into operation. Both seem to…
"Should We?" Becomes "How Should We?"The editorial board of the New York Times writes today about the two major carbon-taxing schemes in use worldwide. And…
Ladner On Wrong Thinking About TransportPeter Ladner writes in Business In Vancouver on the new mega-buck mega-bridge the Provincial Gov’t is about to install to…
Posts From IanIt’s time for Price Tags’ editor to change again. Ian Robertson will be in the big chair; Michael Mortensen and…
Big Apple's Big Bike NumbersCITI Bike is New York City’s bike-share system, and the bikes get a lot of use. As in 10,012,797 rides in…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner