Narrower streets/slower speeds = pedestrian safety @jen_keesmaat

Narrower streets/slower speeds and pedestrian safety; as speed increases, peripheral sight lines decrease. pic.twitter.com/1OOGfyy77I #TOpoli

— jennifer keesmaat (@jen_keesmaat) November 28, 2014

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Presentation House $4million closer to new home on ‪#‎NorthVan‬ ‪#‎waterfront‬ @straightarts

Post by Nanaimo Commons.

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#Nanaimo Bastion named one of the top 100 buildings in BC @NanaimoMuseum

The Bastion was named one of the top 100 buildings in BC - top three on Vancouver Island! A #Nanaimo landmark! http://t.co/rItbZMpesc

— Nanaimo Museum (@NanaimoMuseum) November 28, 2014

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From Vancouver Public Space Network — 50 Ideas for Improving Public Space

The Vancouver Public Space Network is a volunteer-run non-profit doing advocacy, education and outreach on Vancouver’s public realm. Since 2008, the VPSN has produced Last Candidate Standing and simultaneously released a series of policy recommendations for improving the state of Vancouver’s public spaces. Here are the VPSN’s priorities for the consideration of candidates for local government to take action on from 2014 to 2018: –  you can read more here: http://bit.ly/1zq9y7Y And on Facebook.

#Nanaimo #GeorgiaPark lease: where's City Parks Dept? Parks Commission?

Post by Nanaimo Commons.

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Is a hotel loading zone appropriate use of city park land? http://t.co/g4X88R6zxE #GeorgiaPark @cityofnanaimo Parks & Rec?

— Scott Kimler (@randsco) November 21, 2014

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Privately owned public space. What could possibly go wrong?

Publicly-owned private space in London: "Garden bridge" to close at night, not allow protests: http://t.co/OmvKD63uOb pic.twitter.com/kQpkOl5ZHV

— Stephen Miller (@miller_stephen) November 21, 2014

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