Comfort vs Change
Jan 16th, 2010
On Wednesday, January 13th, Mayor Gregor Robertson cut the ribbon on the new media room at Directions Youth Services, funded by EA Sports, an award winning developer of sports video games including...
Comfort vs Change
Jan 5th, 2010
When a reporter asked whether residents could stop shelters from entering their area, Robertson unapologetically said, “No.”
Comfort vs Change
Dec 28th, 2009
Lee Matasi was killed on December 3rd of 2005, outside the Red Room Nightclub in Downtown Vancouver. He was killed because Dennis White decided to get wasted and go to the club with a gun. Lee...
Comfort vs Change
Dec 22nd, 2009
Advertising Agency, Burnkit, donated $12,500 in creative services to Union Gospel Mission, resulting in ads that are making Vancouver rethink homelessness.
Comfort vs Change
Dec 14th, 2009
I remember seeing Ellen Woodsworth at Main and 33rd supporting residents as they protested against the demolition of their homes. As time progressed, developers became more aggressive with their "...
Comfort vs Change
Dec 9th, 2009
As I sat in the audience watching Over The Influence perform at 604 DELITE, I felt like I was witnessing the dancer's equivalent to a Master's thesis. This dance crew managed to communicate volumes...
Comfort vs Change
Dec 9th, 2009
604 Delite contained theatrical elements and entertaining narratives that pushed the boundaries of traditional dance performances. On Sunday at the Vogue Theatre Vancouver’s top dance crews received...
Comfort vs Change
Dec 4th, 2009
What do you do when the holidays have hit, the economy keeps diving, hunger counts are up, and the food bank is depleted? Melena Rounis of Cirque du Soleil is offering a shiny new option: she...
Comfort vs Change
Nov 26th, 2009
Christabel Shaler continues her conversation with David Eaves about open source government.... VO: Tell me about the “Death of Journalism.” This subject is usually approached in terms of what it...
Comfort vs Change
Nov 21st, 2009
David Eaves is one of the main reasons Vancouver City Council passed a motion for Open Data, Open Standards and Open Source. When he wrote about this motion in his blog he said, "I certainly see...
