Vancouver residents are getting noticed for how well they share with others – cars, gardens, tools, you name it!
An example of Vancouverites remembering how to share — something we learn when we’re little, and many lose in adulthood when self-sufficiency takes over. For many, it makes social, financial and environmental sense.
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In fact, the sharing game has becoming so mainstream, city hall has someone specifically looking into how far this cozy trend can go.
Partially funded by a grant from the city of Vancouver, a study has started and is looking to determine what we’re sharing and what we should be.
Geoff Hastings reports.
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