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Thank you! www.onecityvancouver.ca

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Thanks but I’ll be running for Council alongside @wazaroff.bsky.social ! www.onecityvancouver.ca

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my favourite city councilor @lucymaloney.bsky.social Maloney explaining why she was the only one to vote in favour of it

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Yesterday, ABC walked away from their Villages Plan. The plan was not perfect and people didn’t feel heard. But here’s what was on the table: homes, for people and families, that are much more affordable than the ruinously expensive single family homes that are there today.

This plan represented a vision for missing middle housing, and OneCity's commitment to it remains strong. In October, with a OneCity majority, we will bring more affordable, accessible homes and vibrant, walkable neighbourhoods to our city. We can help our neighbourhoods to grow and do it well!

Yesterday, ABC walked away from their Villages Plan. The plan was not perfect and people didn’t feel heard. But here’s what was on the table: homes, for people and families, that are much more affordable than the ruinously expensive single family homes that are there today.

Vancouver 🤦🏻‍♀️ Mayor Sim proposed the Villages Plan 3 years ago, said it was a "priority," now has all ABC Councillors vote it down saying "we're protecting you from city bureaucrats who are garbage" @pwaldkirch.bsky.social @lucymaloney.bsky.social

Kudos to @onecityvan.bsky.social councillor @lucymaloney.bsky.social for having the courage of her convictions. The others were weather-vanes on this one. vancouversun.com/opinion/colu...

“…our current zoning is a one-size-fits-all approach. But it doesn’t actually fit all people… it fits people who can afford to buy incredibly expensive homes” @lucymaloney.bsky.social on status quo and the rejected Villages plan @vancouversun.bsky.social vancouversun.com/opinion/colu...

We’ve entered the home stretch of this Vancouver City Council’s term, with this coming week being the final week of meetings before the October 17 election. Read about the high profile issues we’ll be voting on at City Hall in my weekly update:

We’ve entered the home stretch of this Vancouver City Council’s term, with this coming week being the final week of meetings before the October 17 election. Read about the high profile issues we’ll be voting on at City Hall in my weekly update:

OneCity is committed to reversing this threat to vulnerable community members after the October election.

Last week, Ken Sim's ABC approved a motion that would slam the door on vital health services that save lives, connect people to care, and provide treatment for drug addiction. I'm deeply concerned that this will create barriers to offering harm reduction services that cannot be overcome.

A OneCity council majority will deliver strong and sensible regulation of AI data centres, to ensure that our neighbourhoods are protected from risk.

New hyperscale AI data centres are coming to Vancouver. We need to make sure our laws are up to the task of regulating them, constraining bad actors, and addressing any risks to the community. I gave ABC a chance to do all of that. Instead, they voted the motion down, calling it 'red tape'.

Vancouver learned from other cities’ experiences when implementing our e-scooter share scheme but we won’t be doing the same with AI Data Centres. Find out more in my City Hall update for this week.

I was hoping my motion would pass so that we’re provided with this and other relevant information to help us make good decisions in the interests of host neighbourhoods and the City as a whole.