What do you mean, "no build up." Don't quite understand that.

I think they are still considered tenants. The people across the street from me say they are eligible for mitigation, though many others in the five houses purchased aren't, for various reasons. Likely only one person on lease in communal house, e.g.

And someone in the party was texting others that Lucy Maloney and Sean Orr had won.

Staff at Marpole-Oakridge told some seniors trying to skip the regular line that seniors can’t get priority access because “half the line is seniors”. They only let seniors with obvious mobility issues to skip the regular line.

He was her chief of staff briefly, unless this respected writer hallucinated that.

Although I see from this extensive profile done in Alberta that he has done some work with Smith.
www.sprawlcalgary.com/the-strategi...

Yes, it's good that they have a priority entry. That's a good option for the people who need it. (I got offered that access today -- not sure if because they recognized me as a reporter or thought I was limping, ha ha -- but chose to stick to the regular line-up.)

Yes, I've heard that already from a few

Thanks!

Here's the link to apply for voting by mail. But they won't mail this late so you have to go to city hall to pick up the package by noon Friday. vancouver.ca/election/202...

Yes

I'm told by fellow reporter Mike Howell that the advance voting last Wednesday, March 26, already resulted in a 40 per cent increase in advance voting over the TWO days of advance in 2017. So looks like turnout is definitely up.