Patrick Condon is the James Taylor chair in Landscape and Livable Environments at the University of British Columbia’s School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and the founding chair of the UBC Urban Design program.
City mayor and council have asked the board to end the practice, which data shows disproportionately affects Black and Indigenous people.
Tax breaks, training and climate measures all part of $1.5-billion package.
Why the Haitian revolutionary who liberated his nation from slavery resonates today.
Sail away from reality with this new book of painter E.J. Hughes’ best schooners, ferries, steamers and more.
While frontline workers cope with job losses, the richest are thriving. It’s time to tax that wealth.
It will accelerate land-price inflation, which drives our housing crisis. Here’s the math.
Facebook’s reach is being used to create division, spread hate and harm democracy. And the corporation doesn’t care.
As Word Vancouver goes online this year, the Vancouver polymath talks about his new series.
More drugs covered, more people eligible and increased access all promised as part of overdose crisis response.
A legal requirement and ‘grandmother perspective’ are needed to ensure information is used to end discrimination and address inequities, says report.
The Tyee’s Amanda Follett Hosgood came aboard as a full-timer last week. Let’s get (re)acquainted.
As efforts to stop clear cutting old-growth forests in BC heat up again, veterans of early struggles offer inspiration. Part of a series.
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