It’s not about bikes or one less car lane on Cambie St Bridge. I argue that Vision’s decision to ram this through is representative of how out of touch they are. Even the staff report had data showing people did not want this. #vanpoli https://t.co/Zh67ouT63e
@StepanVdovine@melodyma Gregor promised to end homelessness by 2015 and 3 years later the number of homeless has skyrocketed. Meanwhile City Hall has allowed Chip Wilson to convert $350/mth SROs into $850/mth yuppie suites. Don’t talk to me about the courage to do the right things. #VanRE
Vancouver’s housing crisis made Gregor Robertson unelectable. That’s why he’s not running again next fall. #vanre#vanre#vanpoli https://t.co/bbcCNj3ivv
City should take steps to build genuine trust with the community through authentic listening and regular outreach about critical city-wide civic matters, such as the fentanyl crisis or homelessness, before projects are even contemplated for a Neighbourhood https://t.co/Uw74C0BVOe
I think the conversation regarding Temporary Modular Housing for the homeless could use a reset and hope that ultimately people with differing opinions can arrive together at a compromise solution through discussion. It is grey, not black and white... fingers crossed.
Why Gregor won’t run and Vision Vancouver could be done https://t.co/WiumdvZqtu via @VanCourierNews by Allen Garr. Lots of factoids, interesting analysis. Vision office closed!