On Wednesday, Ken Sim will direct staff to make brutal cuts to the City's budget - putting the services you and I rely on at risk.
We need to stand up to him.
"Poilievre has threatened to pull federal funding from universities over their alleged ideological slant"
You can’t claim to support freedom of thought and speech while punishing ideas you don’t like by defunding universities.
These are crazy times 1/
Conservative platform is finally out:
30 pages total, almost a third of it is just pictures of Pierre Poilievre.
For a guy who's been calling for a "carbon tax election" for two years, platform is tiny.
No wonder they waited so long to release this thing... it's bad.
#cdnpoli
Ken Sim's candidates have skipped another debate.
Vancouverites have many unanswered questions about Ralph Kaisers.
Will they get answers before April 5?
RTing to be balanced; there are some good things coming (not all started by this council, but at least seen through).
Still, the pace of change is simply not enough. We might get 2km of new bike lanes this year; Stanley Park and Broadway removed 18km alone.
@PeterMeiszner@VisionZeroYVR Why did the city proceed with building the dangerous non-separated sidewalk along Cornwall that few people will likely use instead of following council direction to investigate protected active transportation lanes on Cornwall? Traffic speeds MUCH safer with only 1 lane.
Hi @dave_eby@Rob_Fleming@GeorgeHeyman Yet another reason why you need to mandate protected active transportation lanes on Broadway and other arterial streets. Really hard to keep safe cycling access on narrow side streets during construction and other disruptions.
Animation from BC Government agency building Broadway Subway featured on a YouTube video uploaded today has a protected bike lane on what must be Broadway! An old animation or have plans changed? Either way, obviously, the bike lane should be included. https://t.co/vEm2J9teF1
We're studying avg passing distance drivers give cyclists & to understand circumstances of near-misses. You may qualify for the study if you:
☑️ Are age 18+
☑️ Live in Metro Vancouver
☑️ Ride (bike or e-bike) 3x or more per week
More info or to register: https://t.co/WRocprpsFx
@PeterMeiszner@agschick@GlobalBC@globalpope@FCM_online@TO_Cycling_Ped According to ICBC, 10th Ave has the highest number of bicycle/motor vehicle crashes of any road in Vancouver, probably in BC. Certainly NOT great. It will likely cost more to make it safer and more comfortable than it will to add protected cycling lanes to Broadway.
Still time to complete survey on Denman, Robson & Davie in West End. An option is to make them similar to Beach with 1 lane/direction, in traffic bus stops that create temporal bus lane & 2 way active transportation path on 1 side. A car free Robson too! https://t.co/y55fDuZHfq
Do you agree? 🤔
A recent poll revealed that 7 out of 10 British Columbians believe that motorists who have higher incomes should face steeper fines for exceeding the speed limit, a concept referred to as "progressive punishment."
#Vancouver#BritishColumbia
“…the driver is co-operating and there is no indication speed or impairment was a factor.” There it is again - the driver is cooperating. So what? It’s required by law. And speed is *always* a factor, even if the driver was driving within the speed limit. https://t.co/gl08FCvEmQ
Last year, the City committed to including safe, protected active travel lanes in the Broadway Plan. Now, that might not happen.
Join OneCity in telling Vancouver City Council to prioritize safe and accessible travel for all. #BroadwayForPeople#vanpoli
https://t.co/pk2wM9oZgv