on March 11, 2024
The municipal becomes the provincial as two friends-of-the-pod compete in the race to replace an outgoing MLA. Mike Klassen asks the city for money for a Junos trip, Ken Sim asks a park board commissioner for forgiveness and the MST Nations are going to ask the province for everything. We also get into BIA expansion controversies, calls to make the red Vancouver sign permanent, and the history of neon signs in Vancouver.
B.C. NDP nomination battle brewing between former and current Vancouver city councillors
Vancouver councillor withdraws application for city cash to cover Junos trip with mayor
Integrity investigation finds Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim discriminated against Park Board commissioner
Vancouver Host First Nations support Park Board dissolution
Dan Fumano: Vancouver park board abolition not coming before B.C. election, Premier Eby says
Community associations ask B.C. not to eliminate Park Board
Dan Fumano: Psychedelics are illegal — and Vancouver police say criminal charges could be coming
Richmond, B.C., council approves drug consumption site motion | CBC News
Richmond won’t seek approval for drug consumption site: mayor | CBC News
A supervised consumption site for Richmond, B.C., was ditched. Why are critics still so furious?
24-07 BCPS announces appointment of Special Prosecutor Gordon
3 code of conduct complaints filed against Port Moody councillor during first year in office
Mount Pleasant BIA expands despite objections
B.C. municipality to debate whether it should continue to exist | CBC News
City Council to consider installing a permanent “VANCOUVER” sign | Urbanized
Neon Vancouver Ugly Vancouver — MOV