The New Point Grey Road – 23: Troops LandingKen Ohrn: “You meet the nicest people on the new PGR. This group of soldiers was on the 17th km…
Metro Sustainability Breakfast – Jun 19Celebrating a Century of Liquid Waste Services in Metro Vancouver – Now and Then Thursday, June 19, 2014 7:30 – 9:00…
Berms, Bjarke and the Big U: Soft post-Sandy strategiesThis is big. And BIG. From climateprogress: Two states are receiving $920 million from the federal government, money that’s part…
The New Point Grey Road – 22: Crazy StuffKen Ohrn sends in the latest. First the crazy good: Here’s the intersection of Stephens, looking east along the new…
Flying through Hong Kong without ever knowingIt makes for a longer flight but I was looking forward to flying through Hong Kong on the way to…
Can’t get enough on PGR? – Try ‘Reflecting Vancouver’I’m not the only one covering the changes on Point Grey Road (PGR). Chris Kay is also documenting the physical…
Credit Where It’s Due: The Design and Rebuilding of Burrard Bridge SouthLet’s look at another infrastructure project, one that cost millions, not billions* – about $6 million in this case to design and re-construct the…
How to spend $14 billion on roads and bridges: The StrategiesThe transit proposals currently being developed by the Mayor’s Council have to be submitted to Transportation Minister Stone in June 2014, after which…
Port Mann: The Rise of a Bridge and the Fall of its UseI missed this last month, but Nathan Pachal and Fraseropolis picked up on the data – Port Mann Bridge: The…
The New Point Grey Road – 21: Nurturing Green SpaceThe intersection at Stephens – connecting PGR with the York bikeway – is now complete (map here): . . It used…
The New Point Grey Road – 20: Final PiecesThe Point Grey Road improvements are just about the complete. You can almost hear the final pieces click into place. …
The New Point Grey Road – 19: Mother’s Day GiftThe story behind today’s first post – from Chris Bruntlett: When our family woke up on Mother’s Day, the sun…
Passerelle of the Month: Bob Kerrey Pedestrian BridgeI’m surprised I’ve missed this one: the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge – a footbridge between Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Omaha, Nebraska: . .…
Cat, Meet Pigeons: Was Portland Light-rail worth it?From OregonLive: With TriMet on the verge of opening its fifth MAX route, the $1.4 billion Orange Line between downtown…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner