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End of Blacktop Politics – Peak Car Use in Vancouver
For the past 40 years, the car has been king and BC politicians have been promising shiny, new (and expensive) highways, bridges, and expressways to get elected. It’s been known as ‘blacktop politics‘, and although it never delivered on its … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Environment, Politics, Urban Planning
Tagged BC Liberals, bcpoli, blacktop politics, Gregor Robertson, Massey Tunnel, peak car, public transit, transit, translink, transportation, vanpoli, vision vancouver
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Vancouver’s Ultimate 2011 Election Map
Building on the analysis I did for COPE, here is a map that summarizes at a very high level the voting results in Vancouver. I looked at the ‘winners’ – the candidates that placed in the top 10 for city … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Vancouver
Tagged COPE, data geek, data nerd, ethnic voting, Green Party, map, municipal election, npa, npa vancouver, Vancouver, vanelxn, vision vancouver
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Vancouver Election Analysis Maps
Note: Check out the updated map here. I thought I was done with Vancouver election analysis. But COPE asked me to do some extra work to help their membership understand what happened during the election, and since I like COPE … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Vancouver
Tagged analysis, COPE, data geek, data nerd, datageek, election, maps, municipal election, npa, npa vancouver, vanelxn, vision vancouver
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Vancouver Election Analysis – Candidate Correlation
This will be my last election analysis post. I promise. The Vancouver election results are particularly interesting to analyze because each voter had multiple choices to make – 1 vote for mayor, 10 council, 7 parks board, and 8 school … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Vancouver
Tagged COPE, cope vancouver, data nerd, Gregor Robertson, municipal election, npa vancouver, suzanne anton, vanelxn, vision vancouver
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Deep Dive into the Vancouver Election Results
I did a quick analysis of the Vancouver election results last night, but this morning I did a deeper dive into the data (Skyrim can wait). I went through the 135 polling districts and tried to find interesting patterns and … Continue reading
Vancouver Election Results – Reaction and Analysis
I’m tired and it’s been a long day. I spent 12 hours scrutineering at Renfrew Community Centre, ensuring that Vision got its supporters to the polls. I hope it isn’t a reflection of my hard work, but Suzanne Anton received … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Vancouver
Tagged adrianne carr, COPE, cope vancouver, election, Gregor Robertson, municipal election, npa, npa vancouver, suzanne anton, vanelxn, vision vancouver
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Voting Resources
When? Saturday, November 19, 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Where? Check out the City of Vancouver’s election website for basic information on where to vote and what identification you need. Who? Whomever you think will represent your interests and make … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Vancouver
Tagged COPE, cope vancouver, election, endorsements, municipal election, npa vancouver, vanelxn, vision vancouver, vote
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My Endorsed Slate for Vancouver Election
For Mayor, I’ll be voting for Gregor Robertson of Vision Vancouver. For council, my votes in order of preference: Andrea Reimer (Vision) – cool, environmentalist, leading Greenest City initiative Geoff Meggs (Vision) – transportation guru, supportive of bike lanes Heather … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Vegetarian
Tagged adrianne carr, andrea reimer, city council, COPE, ellen woodsworth, endorsement, geoff meggs, george affleck, Gregor Robertson, heather deal, kerry jang, municipal election, npa vancouver, NSV Vancouver, raymond louie, rj aquino, sandy garossino, sean bickerton, slate, tim louis, tim stevenson, tony tang, vanelxn, vision vancouver
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Voting advice from Dan Mangan
Here’s some video advice from Dan Mangan: I would urge you to look at the candidates and choose ones that have decided to not go with attack ads, to not go with the low road, to not go with lowest … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Vancouver
Tagged bike lanes, COPE, cycling, Gregor Robertson, municipal election, vanelxn, vision vancouver, vote
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Vote Vision Vancouver – Reason #5: Greenest City
Reason #5: Greenest City Vancouver is a green city, in almost every respect. It’s what convinced me to move here 5 years ago. I love that Gregor Robertson and Vision Vancouver are working hard to make it even greener. After … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Politics, Vancouver
Tagged composting, environment, environmentalist, green, greenest city, Gregor Robertson, npa vancouver, pesticide ban, vanelxn, vision vancouver
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