Cambie Report

Pete Fry foils Ken Sim's effort to put the Integrity Commissioner's office into a medically-induced coma. The Park Board releases a legal opinion suggesting a mid-term abolition may be unconstitutional. Surrey wants a Charter. A North Van chemical company runs an astroturf campaign. The People's Park defeats the fire station. And lots of housing - and little parking - coming to Vancouver's east end.LinksVancouver council defers vote on integrity commissioner's review | CBC News Vancouver Park Board seeks legal advice over dissolution motion | CBC NewsPRIVILEGED LEGAL OPINION - Memo to B. Bastyovanszky 4 Sept 2024.pdfSurrey, B.C., council votes unanimously to request city charter | CBC NewsMayor Brenda Locke calls for more control, exemptions with proposed Surrey CharterCampaign against B.C. chlorine plant was secretly funded by rival | CBC NewsVancouver pauses plan to build temporary fire hall on Strathcona green spaceEast Village: Over 900 rental homes and social housing units in towers up to 39 storeys to t