There are so many issues wrapped up in the Northeast False Creek plan — which is supposed to become a neighbourhood of 10-12,000 people, with a jazzy new waterfront, a new park, 1,800 units of affordable housing in the 20-per-cent requirement for same, historic redress for the Chinese, black, and Indigenous communities — it’s hard […]
Entries from January 2016
Battle over Northeast False Creek plan passes first stage, but much more to come
February 15th, 2018 · 3 Comments
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Candidates to lead left coalition in Vancouver start to emerge. First up, NDP current and former MPs
February 15th, 2018 · No Comments
It’s going to be a long campaign season (election day is Oct. 20, folks) because of the very open elections that will be happening in Vancouver and elsewhere, as numerous mayors announce they won’t run again and all but two Vision incumbents on council have bailed. So, in the ongoing saga, here’s the latest: Two […]
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A campaign to ensure that communities get the benefit of land-value increases that their tax dollars helped create
February 7th, 2018 · No Comments
I know some of you in my Twitter/blogverse are interested in this topic. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy launches global campaign to promote land value capture CAMBRIDGE, MA – The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy is launching a global campaign to promote the adoption of land value capture, a policy approach by which communities recover […]
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