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The world has lost a key thinker and an inspirational person. The geographer Neil Smith passed away in New York early in the morning...
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The world has lost a key thinker and an inspirational person. The geographer Neil Smith passed away in New York early in the morning...
This article was originally posted on thecityfm.org Mayor Gregor Robertson’s Task Force on housing affordability avoided using Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s (CMHC) definition...
Yesterday Vision Vancouver released its final report on Housing Affordability in Vancouver. Shortly after being elected for a second term, Vision created an Affordability...
This article was originally posted at timlouis.ca Much of the past century saw a winning-streak by the right wing NPA, Vancouver’s historic party of wealth and...
In 2008 a financial crash in the United States was quickly followed by the most severe global economic contraction since the Great Depression. Despite...
Along the north eastern shores of False Creek, between Science World and BC Place, lies a vast expanse of land owned by developer Concord...
Vancouver has a long history of playing shell games with homeless shelters. Shelter residents have created the term “shelter shuffling” to communicate the harsh...
This article was originally posted at timlouis.ca This week, City Councillors will be returning to City Hall from their summer break. One of the...
This morning, supporters gathered at the Little Mountain housing project to hear tenants speak out about their upcoming eviction hearing at the Residential Tenancy...
Photograph of shopping-cart demolition last year, June 25, 2011. The VPD prohibits the demolition of a homeless persons’ property under the Abandoned Property Policy,...