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As many people in metro Vancouver know, the current taxi system doesn’t work. More often than not, you can almost miss a flight to the airport, can’t hail... Read More
LORINC: What would Jane Jacobs do in these trying times?My favorite item of clothing is a black t-shirt emblazoned with a trenchant question: “What Would Jane Jacobs Do?” I have an entirely... Read More
Release: HUB Bike the Night, Sept. 15HUB Cycling is organizing BC’s only fully permitted, open streets night ride again on Saturday, September 15, 2018. “The... Read More
Book Review: Smith House IIThe design of a house is for me a resolution between the needs of a family and the demands of a site. The relationship between... Read More
Release: Hot Pink Paper Campaign LaunchThe Hot Pink Challenge: Candidates Urged to Make Vancouver a Women-Friendly City VANCOUVER, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 – Women and allies will... Read More
LORINC: The notwithstanding chaos of Doug FordPardon my language, but what a fucking mess. Over the weekend, I was trying to develop a column examining why this municipal race ... Read More
Event: POP // CAN // CRIT 2018: The Business of Architecture in Canada, Oct. 19thPOP // CAN // CRIT 2018: The Business of Architecture in Canada WHERE: Simon Fraser University, Djavad Mowafaghian World Art Centre... Read More
Event: CCPA-BC Rosenbluth lecture 2018 – Mark Jacobson, Oct. 25thCCPA-BC’s annual Rosenbluth lecture is Thursday, October 25 and this year features Stanford’s Mark Jacobson—7pm-9pm at the... Read More
TAXED OUT: Gallery exhibits examines tax impact on Toronto’s main streetsWHAT: TAXED OUT gallery exhibit WHEN: Opening night — Sept. 12th, WHERE: Urbanspace Gallery, 401 Richmond Street W, ground floor RSVP... Read More
Release: Vancouver women support Yazidi women and girls in CanadaIn Vancouver, a group of women have formed the Women Refugees Advocacy Project after reading about the suffering of the Yazidi... Read More
Doug Ford’s snitch line and the cost of silenceThere are certain events that simply demand a response, because to remain politely silent or inactive is to court great peril. The... Read More
Urban greenways can reduce neighbourhood carbon emissions 
Release: Granville Island Textile Walking Tour Highlights Vancouver Artist’s City Tapestries 
LORINC: What does ‘effective representation’ look like at city hall? 
Event: Help Shape The Courtyard – August 23rd and 24th 
Marcus Garvey’s place in Toronto’s history