CBC Debate and a correction
Here is the first of what will be several all-candidates mayoralty discussions, recorded this morning at CBC Vancouver. Half was broadcast live on CBC Radio
Here is the first of what will be several all-candidates mayoralty discussions, recorded this morning at CBC Vancouver. Half was broadcast live on CBC Radio
Today I’m releasing Part 2 of my three-part plan for West Vancouver, based on the hundreds of conversations and insights from the community. This part’s
The Plan West Vancouver Wants: Part 1 of 3 For months now, I’ve been listening — at doors, at coffee shops, in emails, on the
It is duly noted that Metro Vancouver chief administrative officer Jerry Dobrovolny is suddenly participating in what the human resources officials term an “administrative transition.”
We only mark labour one day a year, which is hardly fitting. Work takes nearly as much of our time as sleep, a healthy share
I got my walking papers Tuesday. As in: papers for walking the District of West Vancouver to allow me to identify voters as I canvass
West Vancouver’s effort to broaden pay parking has been a self-inflicted failure. An own goal, as we say in hockey and soccer. Several, in fact.
(Note: This has been updated in the first paragraph in bold to reflect the events at council.) At its special Monday meeting, West Vancouver decided
The Finance and Revenue Advisory Committee (FRAC), a body of citizen volunteers council itself relies on for financial oversight, has just delivered a stinging memorandum
Don Shafer is a veteran broadcaster who was my boss as the founder of Roundhouse Radio, a Vancouver FM station last decade. I was his