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B.C. cities want province to speed up e-scooter regulations

As injuries from e-scooters in British Columbia continue to rise, the provincial government continues to take an approach to regulations that many municipalities argue is too slow.
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Politicians bicker over beach parking fees across Metro Vancouver

A decade ago, the $2.50 per hour fee for non-locals to park at West Vancouver’s Ambleside Beach would have been among the most expensive fees in Metro Vancouver. Now, it’s one of the cheapest — and it’s part of a complicated debate in West Vancouver over whether the fee is achieving its stated aims.
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Delta set for fierce election around accusations of leadership, tra...

Four years ago, Delta had one of the sleepiest elections in Metro Vancouver: incumbent Mayor George Harvie was re-elected with 75 per cent of the vote, all six elected councillors came from his Achieving for Delta slate and voter turnover was just 29 per cent.
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Ken Sim promises another tax freeze and $400M for community centres...

Sim, who spoke for more than 40 minutes before a question-and-answer session with the Vancouver Board of Trade CEO, spent much of his time framing the last three years of ABC’s majority on council as making hard but necessary choices.
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After years of writing columns critical of Mark Sager, Kirk Lapoint...

Plenty of people write about how they don’t like the mayor of their city. Kirk Lapointe decided to go a step further and run against incumbent West Vancouver Mayor Mark Sager.
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Chilliwack council votes on whether 1 homeowner can keep 1 extra dog

Most of the time, mayors and councillors across B.C. vote on issues that will have a direct impact on large numbers of people in their community. And sometimes, they vote on whether one homeowner needs to get rid of one dog.
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A year after critical report, Metro Vancouver continues to debate b...

Metro Vancouver’s unwieldy governance structure has repeatedly been highlighted as a thing for the regional government to reform — but the board says it needs more debate and consultation to come up with a solution.
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Vancouver considering a floating sauna in Kitsilano — but not every...

While the eventual vote may be for a unique proposal, it will be about the age-old question in Vancouver of who the waterfront is for — and who gets to decide.
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Vancouver city council’s rejection of 2 big developments about poli...

It’s worth noting when Vancouver city council doesn’t give the green light to two high-profile proposals in a week, in part because it happens so rarely.
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B.C. village facing 42% tax increase sees some residents push for d...

A former logging centre of approximately 350 people in northern Vancouver Island, Sayward has less than $2 million remaining in financial assets, the lowest number of any municipality in the province.
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Vancouver councillor calls his opponents drug users and dealers in ...

Coun. Lenny Zhou did not respond to an immediate request for comment, but three hours later, the mayor's office released a statement with an apology from him.