Rhetoric and Resiliency: Lessons from this week on TransLinkTim Yzerman draws attention to Nathan Pachal’s comments on the TransLink system failure in his South Fraser Blog – worth…
Poll: Can the Mayors’ Council Transportation Investment package pass?Time for another poll, just to measure the mood at the moment. This poll asks whether you think the Mayors’…
A Message for our MLAs: You’ll have to take a standThis editorial from the North Shore News is worth printing in full: The Lower Mainland’s mayors have done the insurmountable…
Transportation Proposal: Quotes from The GlobeGary Mason*: The province has already stated it won’t campaign for approval of it. So who will? Groups like the…
Good News: Business backs transit planJen St. Denis’s coverage in Business in Vancouver: The Surrey Board of Trade has thrown its full support behind a proposed…
Referendum: Us and ThemBob Ransford on the SkyTrain heading out to a meeting in Surrey. Two younger 30-ish people are talking about what…
McMartin on the Transportation Issue: “Governing from behind.”Just when I think I may be being a bit harsh on the transportation issue … well, there always Pete…
Initial Thoughts: The Metro Mayors’ Transportation and Funding ProposalThere have been very few times in my political life when I have seen such a well-choreographed consensus around such…
The Mayors present – Jun 12. What Next? What’s It All About?The Mayors of Metro Vancouver will do tomorrow what the Province requires: Put forth a package of investments, primarily for transit,…
Handy Transportation Facts for Metro VancouverMetro mayors have been working for the past several months to develop a regional transportation investment plan that will be announced…
Transit referendum-itist is catchingThis time in Winnipeg: The simmering debate on the $590-million rapid transit project looks about to boil over, with a…
Referendum: Mr. Rennie’s SupportI got very excited when I saw this headline in Business in Vancouver: Bob Rennie supports city’s CAC system, opposes…
Jordan Bateman’s Position: Satisfaction with the Second RateThinking about the CTF release below, and concluding … . Jordan Bateman and the CTF strategy assumes we will accept second-rate transportation. …
Twinning Tweets: Grist for the Comment MillWhile I’m at the B.C. Land Summit, here are a couple of items that came in this morning, dealing with…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner