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V is for voting… and for turning five
Talk about a way to appreciate public space — wasn’t today the finest Saturday we’ve had in while? Here’s hoping you had a chance to enjoy the brilliant weather, blue sky and soul-warming sunshine that’s been infusing the city. A... Continue reading »
Where are urban issues in this Federal Election?
If you’re anything like me, you’ve been sifting through the coverage of the Federal Election since the Parliament dissolved on March 26th, and waiting for the parties to say something related to cities. “Where do cities fit into this?” I’d... Continue reading »
Close Up: Pedestrian Advocacy Network
Les Deux Magots (Wikipedia) When the City of Vancouver went ahead with the separated bike lane trial on Hornby Street, opposition was strong. Local citizens and proprietors argued that the loss of road space, loading zones and curb parking would... Continue reading »
Bing Thom’s big dig: reimagining Centennial Square
Underground performance space at Centennial Square – Concept by Bing Thom You may have read about architect Bing Thom’s proposal for an underground performance space at the north end of the Vancouver Art Gallery. The idea was announced at a... Continue reading »
Considerations for UBC Rapid Transit Line as Phase 2 Consultations Close
The Vancouver Public Space Network encourages all Vancouver residents to get informed and participate in TransLink’s UBC Line study, for which the second phase has recently closed. TransLink’s Evaluation Summary assesses the different qualities of each proposed alternative. In the course... Continue reading »