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Vancouver’s Urbanism Headlines: Tuesday
LOCAL • How will anti-TransLink vote influence transit referendum? [Metro 604] • Towers in Grandview: Change and character in the community [Price Tags] ...
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Video Vancouver: Paper City
The streets are paved with paper. This delicate animation follows the charming rise and fold of a fragile metropolis. Captured by an unseen helicopter...
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Earthwalks Vancouver 2013—June and July 2013
Back by popular demand! False Creek Watershed Society has partnered with Village Vancouver to offer a series of “Earth Walks”. We live in the city of...
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Vancouver’s Urbanism Headlines: Weekend
LOCAL • Closing the Gender Gap in City Cycling [BC Business] • Excess of luxury housing is suffocating Vancouver: An open letter to Donald Trump...
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Neighbourhood Watch
A weekly roundup of noteworthy news in municipalities across B.C. Gyro Park could be unrecognizable in the coming years, as Saanich parks planners are...
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Vancouver Heritage Foundation’s Places That Matter: Science World- Expo Legacy Invitation
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Vancouver’s Urbanism Headlines: Friday
LOCAL • Police, fire services must be part of city budget restraint initiatives [Metro 604] • Strathcona: The neighbourhood at a glance [Vancouver...
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Video Vancouver: SkyTrain – SkyWay
To 27 years of service. Here’s to another 27 more.
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Vancouver Heritage Foundation’s Places That Matter: Invitation to Save On Meats
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Vancouver’s Urbanism Headlines: Thursday
LOCAL • Trump brand arrives in B.C. [Globe and Mail] • Why a regional sales tax is the only real option for transit funding [Metro 604] • 3 conditions to...
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Vancouver Transit: The Era of Street Cars
Vancouver is a rapidly growing city with increasing demand for more efficient, more reliable public transit. Since the success of a temporary street car...
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Video Vancouver: SkyTrain—Then and Now
A video of the then and now of the SkyTrain. A side-by-side along the tracks in 1986 and 2012. (via The Vancouver Sun)
By Yuri Artibise