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Impossible to make blanket statements about the ‘ethnic vote’ in federal election
thursday
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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
thursday
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Metro Vancouver's 'grand bargain' over highrise clusters could be thrown into jeopardy
23.04.2025
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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.
23.04.2025
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Easter: The peril and power of images in religious tradition
18.04.2025
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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?
18.04.2025
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Who gets into Vancouver’s ‘below-market’ rental apartments? Douglas Todd: A flood of new below-market rental apartments are coming to Metro Vancouver. But deciding who gets into them is fraught.
15.04.2025
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Who gets in to Vancouver’s ‘below-market’ rental apartments?
15.04.2025
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Foreign interference tactics in Canada always changing, says target
10.04.2025
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Foreign interference tactics in Canada always changing, says target
10.04.2025
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Foreign interference tactics in Canada always changing, says target
10.04.2025
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Foreign interference tactics in Canada always changing, says target Douglas Todd: Sometimes China interferes by launching attacks on politicians. Other times it is complimentary, say former MP Kenny Chiu and others
10.04.2025
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Michael Kovrig comes to Vancouver: 'Ground zero' for his detention in China
08.04.2025
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Michael Kovrig comes to Vancouver: 'Ground zero' for his detention in China Douglas Todd: He doesn’t necessarily think China’s navy is going to show up soon in Vancouver’s harbour, but he's getting out the message China is capturing the world's "elites” and intimidating its diaspora communities.
08.04.2025
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B.C.’s fast-growing cities getting hammered by rapidly rising property taxes
05.04.2025
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In a time of unaffordability, Canadian 'housing nationalism' shouldn't be a dirty word
31.03.2025
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In a time of unaffordability, Canadian 'housing nationalism' shouldn't be a dirty word
31.03.2025
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This should be the first Canadian election that focuses on migration
27.03.2025
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This should be the first Canadian election that focuses on migration Douglas Todd: Mark Carney is bringing in people who support high migration policies. The Conservatives are breaking Canada's old taboo against talking about it.
27.03.2025
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New platform set to prevent financial elder abuse, especially with housing
25.03.2025
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New platform set to prevent financial elder abuse, especially with housing Douglas Todd: “There are a lot of bad actors who are ready to swoop in” when seniors start to lose their abilities, says a major Vancouver real-estate executive. He says he has something to stop them.
25.03.2025
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10 reasons fewer newcomers are becoming Canadian citizens
20.03.2025
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10 reasons fewer newcomers are becoming Canadian citizens Douglas Todd: How do we explain the 40 per cent drop in permanent residents choosing to move onto citizenship? COVID-19, the devaluing of Canada and grim economics are among the factors.
20.03.2025
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Push for below-market rental units in B.C. highrises is stupid, says UBC prof
19.03.2025
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Push for below-market rental units in B.C. highrises is stupid, says UBC prof Douglas Todd: Metro Vancouver residents are having to put up with uglier buildings and fewer amenities because highrise developers are promising to make 20 per cent of their units ‘affordable’
18.03.2025
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Massive Jericho Lands development will be 20-times denser than its neighbourhood, architect says
14.03.2025
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Massive Jericho Lands development will be 20-times denser than its neighbourhood, architect says Douglas Todd: A public hearing is set for April on MST Partnership's disputed plan to house up to 28,000 people in 66 highrises in the westside Vancouver development.
13.03.2025
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Canadian governments fail to stop money laundering because they want the cash, says law prof
12.03.2025
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Canadian governments fail to stop money laundering because they want the cash, says law prof Douglas Todd: "Once it is in the system, dirty money behaves just like clean money,” says law professor Sanaa Ahmed. Governments quietly rely on it to prop up the domestic economy.
11.03.2025
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New Westminster is paying the price of becoming Canada’s second-densest city Douglas Todd: Overcrowded schools, rapidly rising property taxes and distressed boulevard trees amid downtown's towers are some of the downsides of this historic city’s swift-rising population, says a city councillor.
07.03.2025
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New Westminster is paying the price of becoming Canada’s second-densest city
06.03.2025
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Is it time to talk about reforming B.C.'s Agricultural Land Reserve?
28.02.2025
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Is it time to talk about reforming B.C.'s Agricultural Land Reserve? Douglas Todd: Although it’s almost taboo to discuss opening up the ALR to housing, some argue it’s the key to combating unaffordability
28.02.2025
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New Catholic archbishop for Vancouver region stresses reconciliation with First Nations
26.02.2025
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New Catholic archbishop for Vancouver region stresses reconciliation with First Nations The incoming archbishop, Richard Smith, co-ordinated Pope Francis’s historic visit to Canada in 2022, when the pontiff, who is now in critical condition, apologized for the church's treatment of Indigenous people
26.02.2025
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Makeshift dog parks hand Vancouver developers huge property-tax breaks
21.02.2025
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Makeshift dog parks hand Vancouver developers huge property-tax breaks Douglas Todd: The U.S. developer of a chunk of land in Point Grey gets a $611,000 property tax reduction by making it available to dogs and gardeners. That's just the tip of what's going on across the region.
21.02.2025
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Should birthright citizenship be a global human right?
16.02.2025
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Should birthright citizenship be a global human right?
16.02.2025
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Three Vancouver Safeway developments: 'Overbuilding everywhere!'
12.02.2025
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Three Vancouver Safeway developments: 'Overbuilding everywhere!' Douglas Todd: Developers are pushing to build soaring rental buildings in part because the city no longer requires them to provide as many millions of dollars worth of amenities for rental buildings, say critics.
11.02.2025
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Surrey buses 'absolutely packed' — and so is everything else, says Brenda Locke
06.02.2025
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Surrey buses 'absolutely packed' — and so is everything else, says Brenda Locke Douglas Todd: It’s not only bus drivers apologizing. So are staff at the city's only hospital. So are principals running overflowing schools in Surrey, the second fastest growing large municipality in Canada.
05.02.2025
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It's time to end our obsession with bloated big cities, like Vancouver and Toronto
31.01.2025
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It's time to end our obsession with bloated big cities, like Vancouver and Toronto Douglas Todd: The future of housing affordability in Canada lies in providing support to mid-sized centres, such as Kamloops and Kitchener-Waterloo
30.01.2025
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Metro Vancouver has become a 'resort' that squeezes out locals, says major real-estate player
29.01.2025
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Metro Vancouver has become a 'resort' that squeezes out locals, says major real-estate player Douglas Todd: “We’ve got a whole bunch of people, from all over the world, who use Vancouver as a resort,” says Ross McCredie, CEO of Sutton Group. “And you start thinking, ‘How can our kids compete to buy real estate?'"
28.01.2025
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Why does the B.C. government ignore this low-cost passenger rail network for the Fraser Valley?
21.01.2025
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Why does the B.C. government ignore this low-cost passenger rail network proposed for the Fraser Valley? Douglas Todd: A carbon-free, 99-kilometre light rail network that would connect many cities and communities untouched by the SkyTrain extension, is enthusiastically supported by public polling
21.01.2025
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China 'corruption' allegations hit $45 million real estate case in Metro Vancouver Douglas Todd: A wealthy family insists it's the rightful owner of more than seven Metro properties being claimed by the family of a man they allege is under investigation in China for corruption and money laundering.
17.01.2025
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