Call and ResponseSome great responses coming in to replace‘s request for unique and quirky examples of Vancouver’s urbanism, especially from those out…
A rising tideThere’s going to be a flood of articles profiling Vancouver as the Olympics focus international attention on us. Please send…
Light in MadridGood friend Brian Williamson sends some images of how they do festive lighting in Madrid: What, I wonder, will we…
Olympic Bike Lane?In all the coverage of the Olympic transportation plan, there was an interesting omission: no mention of the removal of…
The Unwrapping of the WrapsAnd so it begins. I’ve been surprised how little Olympic buzz there has been in Vancouver so far. Maybe it’s…
Spring Arrivals – Eagleridge CutYou can now see Eagleridge Bluff – what’s left of it – at a hundred kilometres an hour. As you…
The Big OI grabbed a B-Line on Saturday down to Richmond for the opening of the Big O: The Richmond Olympic Oval will…
Another housing crisisA friend in L.A. sends in this inquiry: I recently sent in my order for Olympics tickets & now must…
Loving the OlympicsHere’s my latest column in Business in Vancouver: How much do you have to love the Olympics if you want…
The Air in BeijingIt’s been fascinating, when watching the Olympics in Beijing, to see how dramatically the air quality can change from day…
A Blight on the WeatherYeah, it’s been bad. Vancouver in June. But what a loss for the World Triathlon, held this last weekend on the…
Olympic Legacy The Times of London got their hands on the proposed transport plan for the 2012 Olympics: Olympics chiefs set to…
How We’re SeenBy, in this instance, the Washington Post: Vancouver’s Olympic Challenge City Faces Pressure to Fulfill Social Pledges That Helped It…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner