The TransLink Dilemma: Punishment for PerfectionWhat do we do with TransLink? Since so many people justified a No vote on the referendum because they believed…
After the Referendum: What needs to be done?What actions do I think need to be agreed on after the referendum? No more referenda Reform of TransLink’s governance…
Morning Thought: Yes or No – What happens next?Word has it that the results of the referendum will be out on Thursday at 10am. Like a lot of…
Referendum Post-Mortem: Tessa Holloway Price Tags will be posting a lot of post-referendum analysis. (We welcome your submissions!) It’s not too early to…
Morning Thought: A Lesson from TorontoHere’s a tweet from reporter Don Peat during the debate over the removal (or not) of the Gardiner Expressway along…
Changes in Price Tags during the next two months HOW PRICE TAGS WILL CHANGE FOR THE SUMMER … . The results of the referendum should be out sometime…
Flight Money and Affordability: global impacts and local politicsUSA Today joins the chorus: . Where the world’s super-rich send residential prices soaring . … vast injection of wealth…
Quote from the Premier: on continuing to build transitFrom the Vancouver Sun: Clark, who voted Yes, said while it was important to ask people what they thought about…
Ed Glaeser (“Triumph of the City”) on Vancouver … and SullivanismFrom Ryan McLaughlin: “Here’s an interesting interview with Harvard Urban Economist Edward Glaeser. He talks about Vancouver a bit, among…
Transit Funding and the Illusion of Small NumbersThe ever-helpful Sun editorial writer thinks the Mayors really need a Plan B in the event of a No vote.…
Referendum: What is it doing to us?Human Transit guy Jarrett Walker posted this on his blog on March 27: Vancouver: Yes, you have a cost-effective transit…
B.C. on the Move. Metro Van, Not so Much.Transportation Minister Todd Stone released this yesterday: . . For Matt Taylor, this jumped out: 93% of Lower Mainland residents…
Defining Plan B: The Default ScenarioFrom Vanessa Calatano in comments: The vast majority of no votes represent the public interest, and that has to be respected.…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner