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Did Olympics Make Vancouver Better?
Photo taken by Michael Francis McCarthy. The original, kindly made available under a Creative Commons license, can be found here.
Two noted urban thinkers, Lance Berelowitz and Matt Hern, conduct a free-wheeling back and forth about the future of their city and the legacy of the 2010 Games. Berelowitz is an urban planner, critic and author of Dream City: Vancouver and the Global Imagination. Hern is a rabble-rouser and author of Common Ground in a Liquid City: Essays in Defense of an Urban Future.
In This Series
Did the Olympics Make Vancouver a Better City?
Urban thinkers Lance Berelowitz and Matt Hern debate the 2010 legacy, and what must come next.
A Year Later, Why Go Downtown?
Hern and Berelowitz continue their back and forth on post-Olympics Vancouver. Today: bike lanes, towers, and more.
Did Olympics Shift People's Imagination for Vancouver?
Or was it just hype? What next, mega-city or village life? Our urbanists wrap up their tussle.
The Gem of Canadian Science that Harper Killed
Experimental Lakes Area was world famous; its findings might have saved Canada billions.


