on July 7, 2023
Surrey policing drama, disqualifications, ethics issues, car-free pilots and mean girls.
Links
- Olivia Chow requests to take office July 12, says first order of business is housing
- Surrey mayor threatens to call for inquiry into policing transition after Farnworth’s ultimatum
- Surrey mayor levels allegations of bullying and misogyny as policing debate shows no sign of ending | CBC News
- Surrey mayor declined meetings with Surrey Police while reinstating RCMP – The Globe and Mail
- Rob Shaw: RCMP union tells province to respect Surrey council’s wish to retain its Mounties force – Economy, Law & Politics | Business in Vancouver
- Locke campaigning hard for case for retaining Surrey RCMP – Surrey Now-Leader
- Surrey finds councillor in conflict of interest | CityNews Vancouver
- Surrey Ethics Commissioner Investigation Report: Complaint M0323
- Progress Vancouver Deregistered, Candidates Disqualified | Elections BC
- Mark Marissen statement
- Electoral Area A candidates fail to file election finance statements | Georgia Straight Vancouver’s News & Entertainment Weekly
- ABC Vancouver councillor blocks citizen on Twitter, triggers integrity commissioner review
- Mihai Cirstea tweets re Yew St
- What does this puzzling new Vancouver road marking mean?
- Follow up tweets
- Brynn Davidson tweet
- Vancouver permit board conditionally approves controversial Chinatown condo project | CBC News
- Estimated $360,000 cost to repair Stanley Park miniature train | Urbanized
- Documents reveal funding issues, safety concerns for shuttered Stanley Park train – BC | Globalnews.ca
- ‘Deeply unserious city’: Vancouver park slide removed due to noise complaints
- New West school trustee faces calls to resign for using a fake Twitter account to troll
- New Westminster parents, school board call on trustee to resign for Twitter trolling | CBC News
- North Vancouver RCMP explain why demonstrators aren’t being removed from Highway 1 overpasses | CTV News
- West Vancouver Mayor Mark Sager investigated for workplace bullying – North Shore News
- ‘We’re not going to allow it in our city’: Port Coquitlam bans open drug use in public | Globalnews.ca
- Township of Langley exploring ways to save Twilight Drive-In – BC | Globalnews.ca
- Slices of the city: A brief history of Vancouver told through pizza