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ABC Vancouver commits to open-air hard-drug ban, zero-per-cent tax hike in 2027 if re-elected (opens the original)
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Mayor Ken Sim committed Monday to a ban on open-air hard-drug use in public spaces and a zero-per-cent property tax increase in 2027 if he and his ABC Vancouver colleagues win a majority in the Oct. 17 municipal election. The “anchor commitments,” as they are described in a news release announcing the party’s platform, are not new in the sense that Sim has previously shared some of the planks of his campaign as he seeks a second term as mayor. “Our commitment over the next four years is to keep
Vancouver police horse droppings create ‘blatant disregard for public safety’ (opens the original)
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Police horse droppings left on multi-use paths and bike lanes in Stanley Park and the West End have created “a blatant disregard for public safety,” according to a complaint lodged with the Vancouver Police Board. The complaint, which went before the board Sept. 17, was filed by a person described as a daily user of Stanley Park. The person’s name is redacted in the formal written complaint that appeared in the board’s agenda. “Dog owners face a $250 fine under city bylaws if they fail to clean
B.C. mayors, councillors push for ‘contract’ with provincial government to address public safety (opens the original)
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Mayors from four B.C. municipalities and a citizen-led public safety coalition called on the provincial government Thursday to implement five “critical actions” to address public safety concerns across the province. Mayors Ken Sim of Vancouver, Brad West of Port Coquitlam, Marianne Alto of Victoria, Simon Yu of Prince George, along with Squamish city Coun. Jenna Stoner, made the request at the Union of B.C. Municipalities’ (UBCM) annual meeting at the Vancouver Convention Centre. “The issues of
City of Vancouver goes to court Sept. 16 over Chinese candidate name controversy (opens the original)
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ABC Vancouver city councillor Lenny Zhou is among seven candidates in the Oct. 17 municipal election hoping to be allowed to include their Chinese names alongside their English names on the ballot. Zhou could learn his fate Wednesday at a B.C. Provincial Court hearing. “Zhou Nan is the name my parents gave me when I was born,” he told Business in Vancouver. “That’s the name I've been using for more than 40 years. I use it in my social media, in my videos, media interviews, even in my email signa
Vancouver police officially open training academy in the Woodward’s building (opens the original)
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The Vancouver Police Department marked another chapter in its history Thursday by officially opening its own training academy, with 40 recruits set to begin classes in the facility Friday. The academy is set up in the three-level space formerly occupied by London Drugs in the Woodward’s building on Abbott Street in the Downtown Eastside. Earlier this year, city council approved $1.2 million to convert the space into the academy. Operating costs are to come from the VPD’s existing budget. “For th
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