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TEAM Backs Plan Aimed at Delivering Affordable Middle-Income Housing
Cooperation Between Government and Private Sector Needed to Tackle Affordability Crisis VANCOUVER, September 9 — TEAM for a Livable Vancouver is backing a bold new approach to tackling Vancouver’s housing-affordability crisis. The basic idea is that governments and the private sector should work together to deliver housing that middle-income households can actually afford — and ensure that affordability is secured over time. It’s outlined in a paper developed by a group of re
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Sep 92 min read


TEAM position on traffic-calming barriers in East Van
VANCOUVER (Sept. 8, 2026) - TEAM for a Livable Vancouver supports the removal of most of the traffic obstructions installed in the area south of the PNE (Hastings-Sunrise – Adanac Overpass area). Although these obstructions have been installed in the name of “traffic calming” – an understandable ambition – they have generated more problems than they solve. TEAM does not take a blanket approach for or against “traffic calming” initiatives in the city. Rather, we evaluate them
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Sep 82 min read


TEAM to Hold Wesgroup Responsible for Breaking Promise to Build River District Community Centre
Party pledges to get facility built by end of term if elected VANCOUVER (Sept. 4, 2026) – TEAM for a Livable Vancouver today pledged to end the City’s pattern of abandoning residents’ interests for developers’ benefit. That kind of scandalous scenario is now playing out in Vancouver’s River District. Residents there were originally told by developer Wesgroup that a community centre and childcare facility would be delivered in 2025. But Wesgroup has broken that promise, sayi
salrobinson6
Sep 42 min read
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