Opinion

Cowardly attack on Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim's home reflects troubling normalization of harassment of public officials

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'If the Sechelt Downtown Business Association wants to revitalise the walk along the Trail Bay waterfront, I can suggest a concrete first step: replace the nine out of 10 lights that are burnt out along the path between the Inlet and the Wharf entrance.'

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Surrey and Vancouver reveal the challenges for parties navigating the province’s diverse priorities

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'Vancouver has a different building code than the rest of B.C. and fortunately, not many bears right within the Vancouver city limits. Since 2014, the Vancouver building code has mandated lever door handles.'

'I was surprised to learn that many people in Sechelt don’t take visiting friends and family to the waterfront because “there’s nothing there for them.” Really? I’ve always thought that the whole point of the waterfront was the magnificent view of the Trail Islands and the open water stretching out to Vancouver Island—not to mention the sunsets.'