A Forum for False CreekRick Balfour’s proposal for a forum at Jericho in Point Grey provoked the expected reaction: here. But it also drew…
Nibble, nibbleEver tried to find a detailed map of the Agricultural Land Reserve for your region? As far as I know,…
The Growth Debate: Kelowna VersionOccasionally some remarks I make provoke a reaction. (Not as often as you’d think, or I’d sometimes like.) But a…
Price Tags 92 – Spring WalkDownload the latest Price Tags here. Or go to www.pricetags.ca. I was working on another issue in the Australia series,…
Crosscut: Stop Smirking, SeattleBellevue is more racially diverse than you are. And that’s only one of several surprising revelations involving changing demographics and…
Water and oilSpeaking of convenience stores (below), here’s another take from Lisa Margonelli’s Oil on the Brain. (There are some books you…
Urban Fare at a gas station?David Sucher on his City Comforts blog asks an intriguing question: So where is the “high-end” mini-mart? Obviously it would…
EcoDensity: Playing the Real Estate GameThis is one of the best articles written so far on EcoDensity (and a certain planning director thinks so too).…
Something grand about going smallFrom the National Post Brian Hutchinson National Post Monday, April 02, 2007 CREDIT: Steve Bosch, CanWest News Service A…
Toderian Weighs InVancouver’s Director of Planning – and Planetizen blogger – addresses the question: Does City Hall stifle good design? Here’s a…
No Medal for Olympic housingGlobe and Mail architectural critic Trevor Boody takes a look at the designs approved for Olympic-site housing in South East…
John Burke: the Al Gore of the bike trade? Interesting take from an industry insider on why cycling is posed…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner