The Rick Hansen Foundation has announced an Accessibility Certification Program providing accessibility audits to ensure barrier-free experiences for people with mobility,…

You can always tell when something becomes an institution when it is written about or becomes a play. One of…

  From the brilliant minds of  Public Square, Robert Steuteville writes about the return to compact walking friendly neighbourhoods, with…

Last year I received an invitation (thanks, Bruce Watson!) to speak to the Vancouver Historical Society.  We chose a nice…

This article by Wanyee Li in Metro News gets to the nub of a vital issue for one of the oldest,…

Joe Wai needs no introduction to Vancouverites-this extraordinary advocate, citizen and architect has shaped how we think about place, culture and our…

When the Price Tags Editorial Board was considering the  2016 “Gordies” award for the most puzzling planning work, the new…

A compelling video from 2014 (quoting 2014 budget prices) is narrated by Vancouver architect Peter Cardew about how the current…

For Day Four of the 2016 Gordies, two awards are being given in the category of “Most Puzzling Planning Work”.…

On Wednesday we are awarding the  2016 Gordie for “Planning for Big Impact [Positive or Negative]” There were a lot…

The Price Tags Editorial Board has met at the secret undisclosed location near Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park to ponder…

Vancouver International Film Centre 1181 Seymour Street  . . The City of Vancouver Archives presents “Vancouver: Exponential Change” . The…

The US election is over and it appears some of the 20th century lessons about the importance of tolerance, diversity,…

From The Sun op-ed page: New planning team, big projects chance for new city vision, writes Gordon Harris. It’s been…