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Help Us Help Our Children (in Opinion): Feminism has been failing the mothers of people with serious mental illnesses. |
The Best Way to 'Zero Waste' (in Opinion): We need to rethink our recycling policies and adopt a better approach. |
Blockbuster Poem VI (in Tyee Books): This week, an opportunity to immerse yourself in language. |
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State of Vancouver takes a vacation: This is your blog: As promised, I am going to try to give my mind a rest (though I will check out the Green Line in Portland shortly — thanks for the suggestion) and therefore not be posting until Sept. 1. The comments section is open here for anyone to post anything they like related, however vaguely, to urb...
Art gallery staff question whether finances robust enough for new building: (Sorry, late posting on this due to sporadic ability to connect from paradise) A new round of layoffs at the Vancouver Art Gallery has prompted staff and their union rep to speak out even more vocally this past week than the unhappy mutterings I’ve heard for the past few months. As my story...
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“If you build it, they will sit”: Scot Bathgate, via Streetsblog, sends in the lastest thing to pop up in New York City: With the city’s first “pop-up café,” the Department of Transportation is testing out a solution to … the lack of public space caused by cramped sidewalks. The wooden platfor...
Stimulus for Your Brain: It’s almost time for the Fall Lecture season to begin. Here are some upcoming ones you might want to put in your calendar: _________________________________________ A Special Lecture from the SFU City Program and SFU Urban Studies: Dr. Brad Pettitt, Mayor of Fremantle, Australia Creati...
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David Suzuki: Our obsession with private automobiles is unsustainable: Georgia Straight In this opinion piece, the sainted Suzuki is really guilty of lazy thinking. It is much too easy to blame the victim – and concentrate on the vehicles and the people who use them rather than point fingers at the truly guilty parties. The automobile industry would never have...
Portland streetcar success has fueled interest elsewhere: USA Today Sightline’s daily says this piece appeared yesterday, but there does seem to be something very familiar about it. Anyway, I am just back from San Francisco – which seems to be a place which really understands how to use transit – and there is going to be a UBC symposiu...
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Don't expect aquarium referendum anytime soon: By Sandra Thomas, Vancouver Courier, August 18, 2010 7:03 AM Coalition For No Whales in Captivity spokesperson Annelise Sorg has been pushing for a referendum on keeping whales and dolphins at the Vancouver Aquarium for 18 years, nine park boards, six civic elections and 30 park b...
City's democratic deficit: By Michael Bellegarde, Vancouver Sun August 7, 2010 One of the hardest things to find in Canada right now is good old-fashioned democracy. After Stephen Harper prorogued Parliament and the B.C. Liberals slammed the harmonized sales tax down the throats of the electorate, I had clung to t...
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Two trips to China for far different purposes: As has now hit the media, Mayor Gregor Robertson will lead an eco-business mission to China next week with 22 local business involved in environmental technologies, renewable energies, new media & gaming, green building products, and tourism and transportation. China is a mecca for this busin...
Twitter post reactions to the alleged “media hit list”; still no sign of the anonymous hierarch: “Do you really believe Vision Vancouver dumb enough to create a “media hit list” & shared it? I have serious doubts. A Trojan Horse story?” – Jeff Lee, Vancouver Sun – allegedly number 9 “I agree with Jeff Lee on the media hit list until I see real pr...
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Buzz around Canada's Homeless Soccer team grows: The buzz around Canada's Homeless World Cup team is growing. |
The American, Going the Distance, Life During Wartime, Machete and two gems at the VanCity Theatre arrive: George Clooney doesn’t say much as The American, a killer hiding out in Italy. But watch those facial expressions and those eyes. ( and read more) |
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Burning garbage is better than dumping it: Metro Vancouver is hitting the road with its latest proposal for disposing of 500,000 tonnes of the region’s waste (about a third of our total) by burning it instead of dumping it in landfills. It won’t be an easy sell. The science and facts are solidly on Metro Vancouver’s side...
With Sochi desperate, will the IOC ask Vancouver to host 2014?: Russian politicians got a wakeup call during the Vancouver Olympics. Maybe they were listening to talk show host Christy Clark’s campaign to get the 2014 Olympics back to Vancouver because Sochi won’t be ready. No doubt they were aghast at the complexity of VANOC’s masterful or...
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Update on my 2010 resolutions: Although I missed the midpoint of the year, I thought I’d post an update on my 2010 resolutions. This was the first time I’ve ever made any concrete goals for the year, and it’s true what they say – writing down your goals is one of the most important steps to making them ...
Down memory lane: Chretien and Romanow saved ’82 Constitution: I’ve been doing some research lately into Canadian politics in the Trudeau and Mulroney eras in preparation for a history course. While rummaging through the CBC Digital Archives (fantastic resource btw), I found two very interesting clips, especially considering the recent discussions arou...
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The Vancouver Fringe Festival 2010: The Vancouver Fringe Festival takes over Granville Island (and selected locations beyond) from September 9th to the 19th. This year's Fringe has plenty of variety and is one of the best bangs for your buck for live theatre in Vancouver. With over 600 performances of its 82 works over an 11 day r...
The Top 10 things to do in Vancouver this fall: We Vancouverites are so spoiled with our summers. We're guaranteed at least 12 weeks of solid, uninterrupted, fabulous weather and we enjoy every minute of it. This year, I refuse to get sad that summer's on its way out. The air is a lovely mix of warm and "winter's coming" breezy and we can st...
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Gregor Robertson’s Shovel Full of the Day: The man can’t help himself. Neither can the manure peddlers that surround him. Here’s the line that did it for me. “… in an effort to increase transparency and accountability at city hall” I just about fell out of my chair. And that line is from the press release th...
REBEL TV’s ‘Front and Centre’ Episode Two/City of Vancouver Finally Admits to Problems at Olympic Sites: But You Heard That Here FIRST, Over a Month and a Half Ago: In an absolutely shocking admission, Will Johnston, the structural engineer currently doing the job of fired former City Electrician Ark Tsisserev, an electrical engineer, admitted in a Vancouver Courier article today, that the Panasonic tent through the entirety of the Olympics NEVER HAD A FIRE ...
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The battle for truth over conditions for women in Kamloops cells: There's nothing like taking a long planned (and well deserved) vacation at the end of August to recharge before the fall. Unfortunately for the Executive Director of the Kamloops Elizabeth Fry Society, a group that works on women's prison issues, her vacation has coincided with the biggest women'...
Mark Emery deported: Marc Emery was deported today to a maximum security prison in the United States. He sold pot seeds to willing American buyers. Not secretly mind you, but openly, paying his taxes to the feds and the province. They took the taxes. They didn't arrest or prosecute him. But when the DEA came knocki...
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Camping 101 in British Columbia: photo credit: mle86 So, I’m a newbie camper in British Columbia. I have camped extensively in Mexico, and I’m not really afraid of camping (although, for me, camping means hot shower, warm bed and wifi… but I digress). The truth is, I always wanted to explore camping in British...
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Sedins at Metrotown Monday: To promote the launch of EA’s NHL 11 the Sedin brothers will be at Metropolis at Metrotown this coming Monday. Where: EB Games, Metropolis at Metrotown When: Metrotown on Monday, September 6th from 9pm-12am What: Play NHL 11 on Playstation 3 (live games and demos) and meet the Sedins Leadin...
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UBCM to debate proposal for province-wide cycling investments: My June proposal to seek a province-wide cycling strategy developed through co-operation between Victoria and UBCM is gathering media attention and support across the province. Vancouver city council unanimously approved the motion in June. Before the summer break, communities as diverse as Court...
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Political Re-Education Boot Camp: The latest good stuff from those freedom-fighting bad boys (and girls) at The Propagandist. Terror and Liberalism The Roots of Terror Are Ideological Making Hamas Irrelevant The End of Press Freedom in Argentina? Related posts:The Propagandist Goes To War It’s a weird, scary w...
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Goodbye: | In the words of Rogers & Hammerstein,"So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, good nightI hate to go and leave this pretty sightSo long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, adieuAdieu, adieu, to yieu and yieu and yieu."Adios, shalom, tiejen, ciao carissimi...Except for a short period last summer when I...
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The Press are Going Gonzo: Oldtown NewsVancouver, BCThe Press are Going Gonzo It is with amusement these last few days that I have witnessed a story circulating like wildfire regarding an unsubstantiated allegation that claims the ruling municipal Vision Party has a hit list on the media it supposedly dislikes.Since this s...
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Sunny forecast means PNE a must see this long weekend: The PNE still has what it takes 100 years later Last week I had the chance to visit the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) with my family and we had a wonderful time. I try to go each year, but... | The PNE still has what it takes 100 years later Last week I had the chance to visit the Pacific Na...
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New Zealand reports earthquake injuries and infrastructure damage: CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand – (Update2) Residents of Christchurch New Zealand are being asked to conserve water following a major earthquake that has caused extensive damage to buildings, roads and bridges. The New Zealand civil defence ministry reports there have been injuries in the 7.0 mag...

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