E3-814 Did a Global News question kill the Park Board?

Council controversies: Brian Montague’s integrity commissioner review, Vancouver’s rollback on climate action policies, and the city’s purchase of an almost completed market rental building. Delayed suicide prevention barriers on Granville Bridge, TransLink’s funding crisis, and the debate over Vancouver’s view cones. Cities try to meet the deadline to pass multiplex bylaws, except West Vancouver. City council and the park board battle over bike lanes in the West End. And we dig into a heavily redacted FOI on when Ken Sim decided to move to abolish the Park Board. Links 01:57 Integrity Commissioner Review 05:05 Climate Action Report and Natural Gas Debate 09:47 Granville Bridge Suicide Barriers Delayed (see also re debris ) Vancouver to get new dedicated bus lanes on these key routes 13:43 TransLink Funding Crisis and Potential Cuts 21:08 View Cones Debate 26:43 City Purchases Market Rental Building 30:36 Ken Sim’s Quick Fix for Kits Pool 33:37 Bike Lane Battle: Park Board vs. Council 36:06 FOI Requests and Park Board Abolishment FOI fight 43:01 Provincial Housing Compliance and West Vancouver’s Defiance 45:55 Surrey’s Push for a City Charter 48:33 NIMBYs Oppose New Fire Station 50:56 Vancouver’s New Sign and Historical Homages 53:45 Farewell to AM 730 Traffic Radio Outro audio credit: TikTok @unCOUVER

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E3-814 Did a Global News question kill the Park Board? is an episode from Cambie Report by Leg-in-Boot Media.

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This episode was published on Jul 26, 2024.

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