From Price Tags — Cheap and stealthy way to reduce road capacity in North Van

This is a great Road Diet technique that allows traffic engineers the ability to test the new intersection configuration and tweak the design prior to any major construction commitment. Its also a cheap and stealthy way to reduce road capacity without the anger and suspicion of motorists. Read more: The Daily Scot: Road Diet in North Van | Price Tags

We're not going to build our way out of congestion. Cities nationwide are standing up to the faulty logic of freeways http://t.co/DDgBBf5SFX

— Janette Sadik-Khan (@JSadikKhan) June 9, 2015

Another public hearing declared a "sham" by neighbourhood residents @lower_lonsdale

Post by Nanaimo Commons.

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#Nanaimo— Remember our Foundry? Here's North Van's waterfront.

#Nanaimo—Remember our Foundry? RT @lower_lonsdale: Last night's sunset was unreal! http://t.co/BU1GNRRZZU #northvan pic.twitter.com/EvM2nQCBex

— NanaimoCommons (@NanaimoCommons) February 17, 2015

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Presentation House Gallery —New Building Approved by North Vancouver

Vancouver's North Shore looks set to become a new cultural destination after North Vancouver Council approved development of a major new art gallery Monday night. More at: Presentation House Gallery: new building approved by North Vancouver - British Columbia - CBC News

North Van City Hall Wins Governor General's Medal — MGA | @mgarchitecture

Post by The Sidewalk Ballet.

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North Van's Harbourside Waterfront — Evolving Vision for the Future of Harbourside

A North Vancouver waterfront development. A single property owner here but many issues relevant to our Waterfront Lands. Of particular interest, transit considerations and the involvement of the Washington Group and its Seaspan subsidiary.

From the website: On the waterfront of North Vancouver lies Harbourside, a collection of lands partially developed by Concert Properties into a business park. While zoning is in place to allow for a final phase of commercial space, Concert envisions a different fate for Harbourside – the creation of a vibrant, mixed-use community; a place to live, work, shop and play all in an attractive, highly-walkable and sustainable neighbourhood. More at: Harbourside Waterfront | An Evolving Vision for the Future of Harbourside

Burrard Dry Dock Pier @ The Shipyards #welovenorthvancouver pic.twitter.com/2N3c7tQHZp
— Danielle Johnson (@westcoastdcj) January 27, 2014