Recommended: “The Address Book”Here’s a recommendation for a book I haven’t even finished yet. Yes, a whole book about street addressing. It’s like…
Fun with Statistics: The Pop ClockFor data nerds out there, this must be familiar – but for those who haven’t seen Canada’s population clock from…
The End of the Beginning: Single-Family Zoning in BerkeleyFrom Planetizen: The Berkeley City Council, the very first city in the United States to implement single-family zoning, now commonly referred to…
Panel – Urban Resilience: New RealitiesUrban Resilience: New Realities Part of the Pandemonium: Urban Studies and Recovering from COVID-19 lecture series. Wednesday, February 24 5:00 PM Online…
Stopping change (of any kind) in GrandviewIt doesn’t matter whether proposals for new housing in Grandview are massive or tiny, there’s a desire or a way…
No Rush Hour, No Transit? The Pandemic UltimatumAn insightful survey from Slate: The prevailing sense of doom comes from a dawning awareness that the old workday travel…
Joe Sulmona: Why Tolling is Not Going to Happen in BCThere’s been an active comment section to this post on mobility pricing (some of it even on topic) – but…
Waterfront Station: A Cautionary Tale – Part 2Yesterday, Michael Alexander told the story of New York City’s fabulous (and fabulously expensive) new Moynihan Train Hall, and the…
How to ignore the police while promoting safetyCouncil will soon be debating a motion from Green Party Councillor Michael Wiebe for A Community Safety and Well-being Framework.…
The Point Grey Elephant in the Yard~Seaside Greenway Public RealmIn 2016 when a report on Point Grey Road becoming the Seaside Greenway went to Council, there was much discussion…
Is Vancouver a City for Renters? – Jan 21The second event of The Future We Want: The Change We Need series, hosted by the City of Vancouver in…
An Article of the Year: Doug Ward on Vancouver’s Housing Mess and Its PoliticsIt’s only mid-January, and already we have a nomination for ‘Article of the Year.’ Doug Ward’s long-form analysis in The…
The Thin Edge of the Hedge~Sidewalk Users Versus Homeowners, Victoria/Vancouver EditionCTV News in Victoria reporter Jordan Cunningham interviewed a puzzled homeowner couple who were upset that someone had called the…
Free Webinar~Passing the Torch: Lessons Learned from Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Shirin Ebadi Passing the Torch: Lessons Learned for Future Generations of Women Advocates~A conversation with Shirin Ebadi at Simon Fraser University…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner