After investing way too much personal time lately in tracking down information and putting forward arguments completely against the North Commuter Bridge and subsequently (after deciding my initial opposition was fatally flawed) detailing the baffling decision to move from a four-lane to six-lane build – it has become quite clear that I should step back ...
Welcome to Mill Ends Park in Portland, OR, which is reportedly the smallest in the world. Originally supposed to house a streetlight that never came it measures about 2ft in diameter. Tweet
My second urban affairs column for Planet S Magazine hit the street today. In this edition I shed a bit of light on the current election spending rules for Saskatoon civic elections, compare us to other Canadian cities, and set out a few suggestions on how we can improve our system. Here is a quick ...
Last week the OurYXE hosting crew (Jordon, DeeAnn, Hilary, and myself) sat down with Ward 9 Councillor Tiffany Paulsen. Over the course of an hour we discussed topics ranging from Tiffany’s first campaign to the cost of a growing city to roads and infrastructure. One of my favourite topics was dissecting with the Councillor ...
Planet S Mag Column #2: Saskatoon’s Lax Election Spending Rules
May
16
2013
City Council · Civic Elections · Commentary · From Elsewhere · Planet S Mag · Print Column