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Among the 468 people rejected outright from participating in the National Energy Board’s Kinder Morgan pipeline hearings next year, one professional planner is calling the process “Kafkaesque” — and now questions its legitimacy altogether.
Public hearings for TransMountain’s oilsands pipeline expansion begin next January.
Green businesses are cashing in, but can they reverse our warming crisis?
Five months after launching its prototype, Atira aims for a seven-storey recycled tower.
Neil Young issued his strongest words yet against his country’s energy boom.
PM extols value of evidence during BC visit, but questions about dismantled research libraries linger.
Tyee Solutions Society explored one of the country’s most audacious, if now long-forgotten, experiments in social and urban engineering.
A deal that made Vancouver’s urban housing experiment possible now clouds its future. Last in a series.
Eccentric False Creek South nailed one goal: creating real community in Vancouver’s core. Part 3 of a series.
Decades ago, three levels of gov’t agreed to build something a little crazy. Funny thing: it mostly worked. Part 2 of a series.
David P Ball 