Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
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Country:
Canada

Currently Running For

Office:
Vancouver Mayor, City Council, School & Park Boards
Party:
Vision Vancouer

Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team

 
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
It can go 120 kilometres on a single charge and has a maximum speed of 130 kilometres an hour. The world's first highway-ready electric car is now in North America. read more
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
Vancouver is opting for denser communities at the expense of open public spaces in its bid to become the world’s greenest city by 2020. ...
Celia Brauer
Celia Brauer
Last I looked False Creek was pretty darn dense. Thank goodness there's water or that would be covered by high rises too. How can you be green whenyou cover everything with buildings? There has to be a limit and let some other neighbourhood take the density instead.
November 19 at 5:08pm
Wendy Graham
Wendy Graham
So little space for parks /exercise. Any chance of some safe "green" walking/jogging paths that would be easy on the feet?
November 19 at 5:48pm
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
Last night (November 16), Vancouver’s arts community honoured and celebrated arts and culture at the Mayor’s Art Awards.The evening was hosted by Bill Richardson who warmed the crowd with funny anecdotes and genuine passion for the arts. read more
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
Dear friends and supporters, It’s hard to believe that it’s already been one year since the 2008 election of your Vision Vancouver council, school board and park board—and Mayor. Non...
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
As international leaders prepare to meet at the December 2009 UN climate conference to discuss solutions to climate change, citizens are being asked to contact their local leaders to make their own views known about this important issue...
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson says he likes his job, plans to seek re-election and has zero interest in standing for provincial office. In a wide-ranging interview marking his first full year at city hall, Robertson said he's happy with the progress he's made so far...
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
Shifting gears in politics is generally looked at in one of two ways: either it’s a sign of weakness – a rebuke of a government’s initial plans and policies, or an indication that you have an administration that isn’t afraid to incorporate input into their decision-making. read more
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
When Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson handed over a giant key to the Olympic Village to Vanoc CEO John Furlong recently, one person who could breathe a big sigh of relief was Roger Bayley...
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
The opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games are just weeks away and the eyes of the world will soon be on Metro Vancouver and British Columbia as never before. read more
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
Last month, in a special feature titled “One colossal waste,” Maclean’s noted that Vancouver, a city which routinely receives gushing praise for its green taxes, green jobs, and green buildings, is actually among the leading per-capita water consumers in the country. read more
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
Vision has a new video showcasing some of our party’s successes over the past year. read more
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
As Vancouver approaches the one-year anniversary of the 2008 municipal election, pundits will inevitably focus their analysis on Vision Vancouver's victory or offer a post-mortem on the NPA's tenure as a political force. read more
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
With 100 days to go before the opening ceremony, CBC is asking whether the 2010 Winter Olympics are good for the community. Ian Hanomansingh and Rick Cluff are co-hosts for a special forum Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. to discuss the costs and benefits of the Games. read more
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
With bold steps, Vancouver is poised to become the world’s greenest city by 2020, as outlined in the Greenest City Action Team’s recent report. In...
Gregor Robertson and the Vision Team
The City of Vancouver is moving ahead with a $594,000 project intended to increase communication between First Nations, urban aboriginal and immigrant residents. read more
Kevin Neilson
Kevin Neilson
If this passage from the press release is true- "Historically, minority immigrant groups and First Nations people have worked well together, said Melissa McDowell", then when/why did things go so wrong to warrant this huge amount of tax money being spent on 'dialogue'? I'm with Suzanne Anton.
November 2 at 5:06pm