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City Conversation #107: Another data dive suggests rental housing supply issues come from City Hall
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City Conversation #106 by Carol Volkart
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Storm Clouds Gathering “Dad, do we have any hope of making Vancouver more livable and affordable in my lifetime?” My son had just finished reading my most recent City Conversations No One Else is Having, describing City Hall’s latest undemocratic policies and actions—there have…
City Conversation #105: Online is easy to control when participants can only see who and what you want them to.

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City Conversation #104: Arbitrary options poorly explained mask a bankrupt planning process.
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City Conversation #103: How does an Open House work when nobody’s taking any notes?
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City Conversation #102: The city’s survey can have only one outcome—and it’s not neighbourly
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City Conversation #101: We all need your help
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City Conversation #100: Reflections on where we’re headed in our third year
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City Conversation #99: It seems to be more of a struggle than it should be to find out what is the “affordable” rent in a new Vancouver building.
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City Conversation #98: The Editorial Board’s January 23rd “Opinion” about Housing in Vancouver is wrong in so many ways
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City Conversation #97: Half of rezoning applications since the Vancouver election are proposed with no “pretty pictures.” Many have already been…
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