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Conversations That Matter: Kareem Allam of Vancouver Liberals (opens the original)
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According to the Economist Intelligence Unit global livability index, Vancouver ranks 9th in North America. It’s a significant drop from the No. 1 spot it held from 2004 through 2010. While there is much to celebrate, it’s clear the city has challenges and they’re increasing. Livability and affordability are substantial issues, Vancouver today is widely recognized as the least affordable major city to live in Canada. Economic growth was rooted in the belief that people would keep coming here and
Video: Rebecca Bligh on her plans if elected Vancouver mayor (opens the original)
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These are excerpts from Stuart McNish’s interview with Rebecca Bligh, the mayoral candidate for Vote Vancouver. We’ll be reporting on the interviews with the other candidates in the coming weeks. You can watch the entire Conversations That Matter interview at vancouversun.com/conversations. Stuart McNish: I want you to use your imagination. It’s four years from now. You’ve been the mayor for four years. What does Vancouver look like after your first term? Rebecca Bligh: In four years from now, …
Conversations That Matter: Rebecca Bligh of Vote Vancouver (opens the original)
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According to the Economist Intelligence Unit global livability index, Vancouver ranks 9th in North America. It’s a significant drop from the No. 1 spot it held from 2004 through 2010. While there is much to celebrate, it’s clear the city has challenges and they’re increasing. Livability and affordability are substantial issues, Vancouver today is widely recognized as the least affordable major city to live in Canada. Economic growth was rooted in the belief that people would keep coming here and
Conversations That Matter: Here's why people are leaving B.C. (opens the original)
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People are voting with their feet on B.C.’s poor economic performance and moving to another province, experts say. “GDP, per capita income, private sector investment, export performance, private sector employment creation, and the state of the provincial finances have all lost ground in recent years,” states a Building B.C. Right report. The report’s authors, noted economists Jock Finlayson and Ken Peacock, say that “the picture is sobering.” According to Finlayson and Peacock, B.C.’s “poor perf
Conversations That Matter: Construction stuck in neutral (opens the original)
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The construction sector accounts for close to 10 per cent of the B.C. economy. It sector contributes over $28.5 billion annually and directly supports more than 264,000 jobs. “Construction is in every aspect of the economy,” says Scott Jacob, president of Jacob Bros. Construction. “And it’s a reflection of the provincial economy.” The economy in B.C., according to the B.C. Real Estate Association, has been treading water over the past year. “Seven thousand construction jobs have been lost,” says
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