Day Three of the 2016 Gordies-Award for Planning for Big Impact-Positive or NegativeOn Wednesday we are awarding the 2016 Gordie for “Planning for Big Impact [Positive or Negative]” There were a lot…
That City Walk Can Kill You in "The Pedestrian Death Capital of Canada"The statistics have just been released that there were 11 murders in the City of Vancouver in 2016. The 11…
Canada's 150th Birthday Party and Metro VancouverAs 2017 dawns, Canada’s 150th anniversary will be celebrated this summer. There are a few folks among us that will…
Port Metro Vancouver-Roberts Bank Expansion and Environmental AssessmentThe year 2017 will be a telling one in Delta, with a development hat trick: the consideration of Port Metro…
First of Six 2016 Gordie Awards-Biggest Transportation Story-The “Gordies” are awarded annually by the Editorial Board of Price Tags with input from readers. “Gordies” for 2016 will…
Time for the Annual 2016 GordiesThe Price Tags Editorial Board has met at the secret undisclosed location near Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park to ponder…
Who are those Bottle Ladies? And no, we are not talking about any current holiday trend, but the group of Asian ladies of a…
Massey Bridge and the New Climate Pollution Accord Sometimes it is the details that make or break a project-and if you are the Province of British Columbia’s…
Port Metro Vancouver and continuing habitat losses to the Fraser River EstuaryThe Globe and Mail newspaper reporter Mark Hume has just reviewed the Community Mapping Network (CMN) work which sampled the 151…
Vulnerable Road Users and Where the Rubber Meets the RoadThe Toronto Star and its reporters are to be commended for talking about what others have ignored for so long-the tremendous…
Vancouver Housing Prices up 40%, Despite Foreign Buyer's TaxThis article by Bloomberg News via Frances Bula says it all.While housing price increases went up by 40 per cent in the…
Driverless Cars and the City-A New Planning Paradigm?Leslie Hook has written a compelling article in The Financial Times describing how driverless technology will rewrite our streets, and…
Pedestrians, Vehicles, and Every Four Hours in TorontoLast week the City of Toronto went through a day where 22 reported crashes between vehicles and pedestrians were reported. The…
In Toronto-22 pedestrians hit by vehicles yesterdayWith the Toronto Police spokesperson saying they have no idea why it is happening, at least 22 pedestrians were struck in…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner