A federal byelection features important issues for West Vancouver
North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant, transit, seniors’ housing deserve financing clarity We now have not just one, but two election campaigns under way in West
North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant, transit, seniors’ housing deserve financing clarity We now have not just one, but two election campaigns under way in West
A long-sought plea for an independent inquiry was dismissed as a waste of time West Vancouver Mayor Mark Sager isn’t a fan of a truly
Mayor and council add to a long list of make-good gestures on delays, mistakes, boxes to tick Monday’s meeting of West Vancouver council, the last
Charter demands better governance, program review, transparency, oversight and refuses extra income Today I’ve signed on to a group of municipal mayoralty candidates who want
Today I debated West Vancouver councillor Sharon Thompson on her motion, coming to council next Monday, to ban campaign signs from public property, starting in
Inglewood project given go-ahead, much more needs to be done It took a long time (five years and two proposals, in fact), but mayor and
Spending increases higher than inflation, population growth Metro Vancouver spending increases soared in the last three years, too A report Monday from the Business Council
A sudden lunge to pay itself a retirement benefit averted While many of us were watching the World Cup games on Monday, West Vancouver mayor
West Vancouver needs to lead, not follow The North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant will be a major issue in this election. What began as a
West Vancouver council is obsessed with pre-election make-good How do you know an election is coming? You shouldn’t be deceived by this. Most every administration