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Surrey mayoral candidate promises Senakw, no new casinos | Daily Hive | Urbanized (opens the original)
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In back-to-back announcements, Surrey mayoral candidate Mike Starchuk promised to both create a “Senakw-style partnership” for rental housing as well as create a ‘no new casino’ moratorium. This is in the run-up to the Oct. 17 municipal election, where Starchuk is facing off against other Surrey mayoral candidates including Doug McCallum, Linda Annis, and incumbent mayor Brenda Locke. On Sept. 30 — National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — Starchuk’s Imagine Surrey party promised to put City-o
B.C. election season is here. What issues will your votes impact? | Daily Hive | Urbanized (opens the original)
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B.C. election season is upon us, with both the local and provincial elections just weeks away. The municipal election is on Oct. 17, and the provincial snap election is just one week later on Oct. 24. Municipal and provincial responsibilities tend to overlap and get muddied, with both levels of government often campaigning on the same issues, such as housing. Daily Hive Urbanized interviewed two political science professors to break down exactly what vote will impact when you head to the ballot
Emily Lowan's BC Greens promise to bring back vacancy control | Daily Hive | Urbanized (opens the original)
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The BC Greens announced that it will protect renters by implementing vacancy control and ending pet bans. In a policy brief, the BC Green Party said that “good rental homes” are key to solving the housing crisis, as more and more people are priced out of ever owning a home. “I’m one of the 33 per cent of British Columbians who are renters,” said Emily Lowan, the leader of the BC Greens, in a release. “I know firsthand how demoralising and nerve-wracking the experience of trying to find affordabl
B.C. drivers have an important deadline before October begins | Daily Hive | Urbanized (opens the original)
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B.C. drivers should prepare: on Oct. 1, winter tires will be required on most highways across the province. From Oct. 1 to either March 31 or April 30 (depending on the highway), B.C. mandates winter tires or chains. The Lower Mainland and Southeastern Vancouver Island are the one exception to this rule, due to the South Coast‘s more temperate winter climate. But Lower Mainland drivers should note that once you pass Horseshoe Bay on Highway 99 past Laidlaw on Highway 1, you are required to have
COPE Vancouver unveils its platform with housing a key priority | Daily Hive | Urbanized (opens the original)
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COPE Vancouver, a municipal party with candidates for City Council, the School Board, and the Park Board in Vancouver’s upcoming municipal election, has unveiled its 2026 platform. Some of the party’s key promises are to fully fund the city’s library so that it is open seven days a week, bring back the Renter’s Office, triple the empty homes tax, create a climate defence strategy, and fund a universal breakfast and lunch program for schools. COPE also said it would “conduct a people’s audit to r
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