Progress: It Ain’t All Bad NewsJust in case things can sometimes seem too bleak, it helps to remind ourselves that incremental change makes a difference. …
The Front Line of Climate ChangeIt’s Texas. Last year, 100 days of 100+ F temperatures and a record-setting drought. The reservoirs are drying up –…
Another audit for Translink, another futile roundSigh. Premier Christy Clark has ordered an audit of TransLink to address a shortfall in funding for the transportation authority.…
Pricing Our Roads: What can Metro Vancouver learn from Seattle?There will be limited seating for this one, so sign up soon. Tolling? Road pricing? New technologies? The Sustainable Transportation…
Scott Bernstein – Tonight at SFU – on Location EfficiencyProgress Lost, Progress Redefined, Progress Regained—How Location Efficiency Performance Measures Are Being Used to Achieve Economic Security Scott Bernstein, President…
Under One Roof (and a beautiful one it is)Over 200 students from Vancouver’s six post-secondary institutions have been working on projects related to Vancouver’s Greenest City 2020 Goals.…
Amenity versus Affordability?From the Downtown Vancouver Association: “It’s time for some deep self-reflection about who we are in Downtown Vancouver, and what…
It’s Wrong to Wreck the World: Climate Change and the Moral Obligation to the FutureAn SFU Lecture presented by Dr. Kathleen Dean Moore, Philosophy, Oregon State University: Although climate change is a scientific &…
Our Suburban DNALuke Brocki continues his search for explanations and solutions to the affordable housing dilemma. I offer mine: “We’re entirely a…
Two TowersPaul Hillsdon at civicsurrey has a scoop: We have your exclusive first look at the preliminary detailed design for a new…
As If Sustainability MatteredA lecture at Robson Square from two of Vancouver’s most influential planning academics, Dr. Mark Roseland and Dr. Ron Kellett.…
New Frontiers in ObliviousnessGordon Gibson manages to write a whole op-ed in the Sun on stopping growth in the City of Vancouver without…
Value for Money: The Cost and Competiveness of CitiesFrom Atlantic Cities: This new index by the Economist Intelligence Unit ranks the competitiveness of 120 of the most prominent…
‘Obesogenic’ environments by design – Australian versionNot something you would have seen as the lead in the homes section of a major newspaper – this one…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner