Monthly Archives: April 2015

Between May 1st and May 3rd, a total of 28 different Jane’s Walks are planned in the Metro Vancouver area. The main Jane’s Walk website has a list and full description of all of the walks. All are free. “Jane’s … Continue reading →

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This article appeared in a Hong Hong paper today. For us, it raises many questions. One wonders what the implications are for the Metro Vancouver region. Was “hot” money…

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As a public service announcement, we’re passing along information about an upcoming panel discussion at SFU on the long term effects of toxic oil on ecosystems. The event is…

(Reprinted from CityHallWatch.) On April 25, Nepal was struck by a major earthquake. We encourage Canadians to support relief and recovery efforts. Meanwhile, the tragic event provides British Columbians with a reminder that the clock is ticking for a megathrust … Continue reading →

  For the past 2.5 years, a working group in the District of West Vancouver has been considering the future of the “Upper Lands”–looking at environmental data, reviewing existing bylaws and policies, and engaging with stakeholders and the wider community. A recommendation … Continue reading →

We are starting a series of Frequently Asked Questions for which it is difficult to find answers on the official websites associated with key regional issues. In context of Metro Vancouver Transportation & Transit Referendum til May 29, 2015, here is our … Continue reading →