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May 5, 2022Liked by Brian Palmquist

Of course I’m voting. I’m voting for Colleen Hardwick and TEAM.

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No further comment needed other than thank you and now work on all the folks you know who don’t vote😎

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Let's be honest here. The foundations at Granville and Broadway were put in to carry a 40 storey building many weeks ago. They knew. The fix was in. You don't do that unless you know you have the deal. It's corrupt. Your and the public's input is not relevant, it's a sham. Sad sad sad.

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May 5, 2022Liked by Brian Palmquist

WE ARE DEFINITELY VOTING FOR TEAM AS WILL ALL OUR VOTING FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS!

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May 5, 2022Liked by Brian Palmquist

Yes I plan to vote for TEAM

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Is there any link that can be shared for the rally this Saturday? Would like to share through social but can't seem to find a post

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A Vancouver for Every Voice: A Call to Action

Vancouver City Council and some of the development industry have joined forces to turn our city into a megatropolis of skyscrapers and SkyTrains, based on misinformation and empty promises of ‘affordable’ housing. Those who dare speak up are called NIMBYs and ignored.

In the next two months, Council will rush through the Vancouver Plan and Broadway Plans, which will irreparably harm our city’s liveability, affordability and beauty. Poor consultation means most residents have never heard of these plans; others have filled out slanted surveys guaranteed to give the City the answers it wants.

Unlimited towers but limited democracy—is this the future we want for our city?

Join us in a Rally at the north side of City Hall, Saturday May 7, 11 am to noon.

It’s time for residents, small businesses, neighbourhood associations, and community groups to unite and mobilize. Please join us in a visible demonstration of opposition to the City plans.

Details:

1. 11 am: Meet around the north entrance to City Hall, corner of Cambie and 12th

2. Bring a placard with the name of the neighbourhood you represent on it.

3. Bring your family and friends.

4. Hear from speakers – Architect Brian Palmquist; political commentator Bill Tieleman; and others.

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Dear Brian, It is really difficult to see these numbers. It is worse to understand that all the hundreds of volunteers who spent thousands of hours developing community zoning Plans for their neighbourhoods will be ignored. With one rushed Broadway Plan they are erasing decades of careful effort by citizens and City of Vancouver Staff. The gold rush is on!

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