E-589 Sneaky dictator type of land use policy

Michael Wiebe has his first days in court. Health Canada considers the Vancouver Model. "Dictator type" land use policy changes considered by Metro Vancouver Board. Mid-rise buildings: rejected, opposed and delayed. Dysentery outbreaks. Efforts at reconciliation. And stop feeding the wildlife.Plus a Vancouveratta dedicated to the late Jack Chow.TranscriptLinksBurnaby housing market seeing prices skyrocketLawyer’s report ‘inadmissable’ in conflict case involving Vancouver councillorDan Fumano: 'Heavy' political influence behind Vancouver councillor's conflict case, lawyer saysCity submits “Vancouver Model” of decriminalization application to Health CanadaDrug decriminalization: Vancouver sends preliminary application to Health CanadaMetro municipalities retain industrial land controlMetro Vancouver Board Meeting video linkCity of Vancouver rejects 11-storey tower next to future Arbutus Station over height | UrbanizedNew West residents want council to reject 6-storey buildingVancouver councillor questions drawn-out approval process for new rental housingOfficials Failed to Warn Downtown Eastside Residents about Dysentery Outbreak, Advocate SaysMost Black and Indigenous Students Want Police Out of Schools, Report FindsVancouver councillor proposes city implement UN declaration on rights of Indigenous PeoplesText of the motion: Motion - Implementing the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in the City of Vancouver: March 9, 2021Motion - Don't Feed the Wildlife: March 9, 2021Showdown in the works over proposal to reinstate Stanley Park bike lanePetition: Reopen the temporary bike lane around Stanley ParkJack Chow, staple of Vancouver's Chinatown, laid to rest at 90 - NEWS 1130Chinatown fixture Jack Chow dies at age 90