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Impossible to make blanket statements about the ‘ethnic vote’ in federal election Douglas Todd: Amid all the anecdotes, campaign tactics, media trends and polls, the case of Jagmeet Singh stands out for illustrating both the power and limits of so-called ethnic politics

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Douglas Todd

Metro Vancouver's 'grand bargain' over highrise clusters could be thrown into jeopardy Douglas Todd: Residents have accepted the "grand bargain" when politicians create highrise clusters and leave other neighbourhoods more or less unchanged. But the pace of development is now feverish.

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Douglas Todd

Vancouver's Downtown Eastside could be opened up to more market development, 32-storey towers Dan Fumano: Vancouver may reduce the requirement for social housing in "the heart of the low-income community" of the DTES from 60 to 20 per cent.

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Dan Fumano

Erase your debts and get a fast credit fix? How to separate bankruptcy fact from fiction Bankruptcy is often misunderstood. Myths like erasing all debts or ruining credit forever cause confusion and fear.

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Peta Wales

Easter: The peril and power of images in religious tradition Douglas Todd: When the second commandment says to "not bow down before graven images,” what role can the visual arts play in spiritual life?

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Douglas Todd

'We are opening the floodgates': Vancouver councillors raise alarms about loss of SRO units Dan Fumano: For Granville Street's Clifton Hotel, city staff recommended a $1.1 million cash payment for the conversion — about 95 per cent less than what council could impose.

17.04.2025 2

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Dan Fumano