Answered to the fullest of my current time and ability on City Plumber, over there.
City Plumber: How many times have transit police been obliged to draw their firearms?
October 21st, 2012 · 1 Comment
Categories: Uncategorized
City Plumber – Ask a Question
City Plumber
Any chance the city would use some of the fees collected from developers on Cambie for a new Canada Line station?
How many shelters are there for homeless people in Toronto? And other skill-testing questions about homelessness
What will happen to Buy-Low — our little slice of ungentrified Vancouver — if the Kingsgate Mall gets redeveloped?
What is with the empty lot at Robson and Broughton, prime real estate sitting undeveloped?
Why can’t everyone at the Olympic village use the Gold Medal fitness centre? Like the people in the rental and co-op buildings?
-
Urban Wonks Events Calendar
Categories
Post Archives
Tags
2008 Vancouver Civic Election 2010 Olympics affordable housing Andrea Reimer Bob Rennie Brent Toderian Canada Line City of Vancouver Coalition of Progressive Electors condos David Cadman David Eby Dianne Watts Ellen Woodsworth Geoff Meggs George Chow Gordon Campbell Gregor Robertson Heather Deal Homelessness Judy Rogers Kashmir Dhaliwal Kerry Jang Michael Geller Millennium Development Millennium Developments nomination Non-Partisan Association Olympic athletes village Olympic Village Penny Ballem Peter Ladner Raymond Louie Rich Coleman Sam Sullivan Suzanne Anton Tim Stevenson TransLink Vancouver Vancouver Art Gallery Vancouver city council Vancouver city hall Vancouver park board Vancouver school board Vision Vancouver
Search
Twitter Feed
-
Recent Entries
- Guest post from Frank Ducote: A stunning transformation is planned for Grandview-Woodlands. Is the community really ready for this?
- Another quirky idea of housing in Vancouver: apartments build on top of working fire halls
- Canadian politicians gathered in Vancouver to talk about both the serious stuff (solid waste, housing) and the not-so-serious (Rob Ford! The video!)
- Retired from city hall but not gone: The woman who made all us of see the homeless as people
- The new old corner store: Little shops in the middle of neighbourhoods see a revival
- What we talk about when we talk about politics: Vision Vancouver aims to connect the city to its residents
- No, the black helicopters are nothing to worry about. Really.
- Changes to popular bike route provoke anxiety among small, indie, green businesses
- The Bob Rennie annual event: “I told you so” + “Two markets, one paycheque”
- Municipal politicians a big bloc in new Liberal government — and what will they do with that power?
Frances Bula is proudly powered by WordPress
Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS).
1 response so far ↓
1 Higgins // Oct 22, 2012 at 3:56 pm
Let me take a guess… every time Geoff Meggs loses his nomination in Vancouver Faireview (and thank god for that, not that I didn’t want him out of the Hall, but in Victoria, are you kidding me?) or Robertson and Dix are caught on board of Skytrain empty handed. Am I close?
How strange no one brought this up in here… till now!
Leave a Comment