Nobody against loan for N. Shore police office
NEWS — It’s unanimous — everybody wants a new North Shore community policing office and is willing to see $1.55 million borrowed to do it. A report to City council on [Continue]
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Would smaller City council be improvement?
ARMCHAIR MAYOR POLL — Some B.C. City councils are considering reducing their size after this year’s civic elections by electing fewer councillors. Do you think [Continue]
Roundtable City budget format pure genius
THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Every once in awhile an idea comes along you wish you’d thought of sooner. Such as setting up roundtables at City budget meetings instead [Continue]
Council agrees to Shaw proposal to provide more public Wi-Fi
NEWS — It will be easier to get Wi-Fi around the downtown area thanks to a deal between the City and Shaw Communications. Council approved today a plan to beef up Shaw’s [Continue]
Performing arts studies top list for public budget session
NEWS — The cost of studies for a new performing arts theatre will top the agenda at Tuesday night’s public input session on City council’s new budget. Staff has [Continue]
Best not to make exception on tax rules for downtown project
THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Disagreement over the City’s development cost charge policy — known as DCCs — has been going on for years. For builders, they’re an [Continue]
