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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2021 · 43 MIN

E-563 A win for rental housing

from Cambie Report · host Matthew Naylor, Ian Bushfield

A rental-only zoning bylaw survives a court challenge in New Westminster, patios are extended, staff will keep thinking about the Olympics, Twitter drama, housing for the homeless, Yes in New West, bikes in Stanley Park, UNDRIP and Joyce St development vs cultural food assets. And an extended look at Vancouver's long history of anti-Asian racism in our Vancouveratta.Plus a Cambie Report original sea shanty to lead off the show.Supreme Court of British Columbia rules in favour of City of New Westminster use of residential tenure zoning to protect existing rental stockRulingVancouver mayor to introduce motion calling for expanded patio program - NEWS 1130No meal, no patio: Many B.C. breweries forced to close outdoor spacesCouncil votes to study Olympic bidEileen Park Robertson vs Bob MackinGranville Street youth hostel to be permanently turned into housing for the homeless | UrbanizedNew West petition didn't mention affordable housingVancouver Park Board approves Stanley Park bike lane for summerVancouver Council votes for UNDRIP#SliceOfSupport fights to save cultural food assetsVancouverattaChallenging Racist British ColumbiaTomekichi HommaWiki Vancouver anti-Asian riotsBC Legislature apologizes for Japanese internmentPhoto credit: flickr/Kurt BauschardtThe Vancouver Planner ShantyThere once was a man named Larry BeasleyWho built a city of glass by the seaHis name lives on for the plans he wroughtCalled the Vancouver Model [huh][Chorus]May another planner comeTo build housing for all incomesAnd when the City Plan is doneWe’ll make Vancouver growthence Calgary came ToderianIndustrial lands fought for, but thenHis ego clashed with managementAnd they had to let him go [huh]Gregor then brought in JacksonTo be Vision’s planning yes manWith th’architects he sparked a rowAnd he opted to step down [huh]Last came a man named Gil Kelleyfor the missing middle to build, you seeBut he ran up against the bureaucracyBack to Oregon he goes [huh]

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Rental-only zoning bylaws live to fight another day, as does the Olympics and the bike lane in Stanley Park.

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