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November 17 2014 Left Bank Big developers retain control of Vancouver’s City Hall
Peter Armstrong didn’t get everything he paid for in Vancouver’s municipal election.
Armstrong, President of the Non-Partisan Association and founder of the Rocky Mountaineer, poured in $470,000…
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November 17 2014 Street Photography by Denis Bouvier Reconciliation
Photo by Denis Bouvier | denisbouvier.comThe construction beneath the photo-mural at the Georgia and Granville Canada Line …
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November 3 2014 Verbatim Rushing through lunch
While unpacking after my arrival in Vancouver I swore to myself when I realised that I had forgotten my neckties. What a stupid oversight I said to myself, “I’ll need those ties for the …
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November 3 2014 Left Bank Vancouver election: Growing movement challenges developer control of City Hall
It’s sometimes hard not to be despondent about electoral politics.
In Toronto, the years-long surreality TV show known as the Ford brothers was finally defeated, only to be replaced by John …
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November 3 2014 Street Photography by Denis Bouvier Freezing Water has melted
Freezing Water #7 had become a familiar and loved sculpture in Vanier Park, just east of the Maritime Museum. It was an installation for Vancouver’s 2009–2011 Biennale, erected in 2009 just prior…
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October 20 2014 Verbatim Elements of Vancouver
Not a typical Vancouver winter | Photo by SangudoAs a born and raised Albertan, one of the central reasons I was drawn to …
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October 20 2014 Spencie's View Spencie's View
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October 20 2014 Columns One City and COPE liven up the Vancouver election campaign
The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born.” – Antonio Gramsci.
These words from the Italian revolutionary’s Prison Notebooks are on the sign …
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October 20 2014 Street Photography by Denis Bouvier Happy Hornby
Driftwood has been placed together to form the word HAPPY on this rocky beach viewed from the cliffs of Helliwell Provincial Park on Hornby Island, BC. It was Thanksgiving weekend and maybe this was …