Vancouver Politics
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School board chair quits ABC Vancouver amid integrity commissioner disputeABC Vancouver School Board Chair Victoria Jung announced she was quitting the party this week, citing concerns about transparency.PoliticsAug 8
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Car-free experiment crashing sales say Gastown businessesSeveral Gastown business owners say their hopes a pedestrian-only pilot project would bring a boost in business have been dashed, with revenue and foot traffic falling.CanadaJul 31
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Vancouver finds cash to keep Downtown Eastside toilets, street cleaning going to year-endThe two projects were operated on provincial grant funding that expired last month. The City of Vancouver has stepped in with temporary funding while it looks for soutions.CanadaJul 17
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Mayor’s ‘mojo dojo’ private gym? Ken Sim blasted over repurposed city hall boardroomA Vancouver city councillor is blasting the mayor for converting a former boardroom into a private gym. The mayor, who paid for the equipment, says exercise keeps him focused.PoliticsJun 26
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Cycling advocates criticize Vancouver’s curbing of West End revitalization planCycling advocates say Vancouver City Council's scrapping of the 30-year, $300 million West End Waterfront Plan is “short-sighted."PoliticsMay 12
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No magic at city council for Vancouver mushroom dispensaries as retail framework rejectedVancouver city council has rejected an attempt to create a licensing framework for retail stores selling magic mushrooms and other psychoactive ethnogens.PoliticsApr 10
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Vancouver council takes first step towards preserving, expanding co-op housingVancouver city council approved a motion Wednesday seeking to preserve and expand the city's aging stock of co-op housing.PoliticsMar 13
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Local First Nations back Vancouver plan to eliminate park boardThe Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Wauthuth nations, known collectively as the MST Nations, released a letter to the city and province Monday expressing their support.PoliticsMar 4
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Vancouver businesses annexed by BIA say they feel ‘cheated’ by processOn Tuesday, city council unanimously approved the southward expansion of the Mount Pleasant Business Improvement Area to include businesses between 19th and 29th avenues.PoliticsFeb 29
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Parts of Vancouver Aquatic Centre closed after concrete chunk falls from ceilingThe state of the Vancouver Aquatic Centre is once again under the microscope after a piece of concrete the size of a deck of playing cards fell from the ceiling.PoliticsFeb 16
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