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Category Archive: City Hall

Vancouver City Council Can and Should End Police Street Checks

Lama Mugabo July 8, 2020
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In the wake of political events erupting across North America over the past month, we are now at a moment in history when Vancouver City Council can end police street checks for good – if it has the will.

Analysis, Black Lives Matter, City Hall, Downtown Eastside, Police, Racism

Looking Ahead At 58 W Hastings: Photo Essay

Editors March 6, 2019
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What lies ahead for 58 and the people of the Downtown Eastside? If history has been any lesson, the vision of 58 West Hastings was born and fought for in the streets. Its future cannot be won otherwise.

58 West Hastings, Action, City Hall, Downtown Eastside, Homelessness, Housing, Photo Essay

Scare Tactics: What the Landlord Lobby Doesn’t Want you to Know about Swanson’s Motion to Ban Renovictions

Vancouver Tenants Union November 26, 2018
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Now that tenants’ demands have reached Vancouver City Hall with Councillor Swanson’s motion, Protecting Tenants from Renovictions and Aggressive Buy-Outs, corporate real estate interests will do their best to sway city politicians against strengthening rent control.

City Hall, Housing, Opinion

COPE is Back: A Conversation with Anne Roberts

Editors October 18, 2018
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It’s the end of “Gregor’s decade.” Are we standing at the possible threshold of a new era in Vancouver municipal politics? Mainlander Editor Andrei Mihailiuk sits down with COPE Council candidate Anne Roberts to talk ward systems, movement journalism and how the Coalition of Progressive Electors has evolved.

City Hall, History, Housing, Interview, Media, Police

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