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Tag Archives: Political expression
NSV letter: Council vote, problematic report on political expression, 19 Apr (Tue)
CityHallWatch has obtained a copy of this letter from Neighbourhoods for a Sustainable Vancouver on a topic in Council Tuesday that could have vast implications on the freedom of speech in Vancouver. NSV has encouraged member groups in all neighbourhoods … Continue reading
Ned Jacobs on Free Speech in Public Spaces
Neighbourhoods for a Sustainable Vancouver (NSV) spokesperson Ned Jacobs had the following to say on April 18, 2011, on the proposed changes to Vancouver’s bylaw structures and objects on sidewalks. The proposed changes could have serious impacts on assembly and … Continue reading
City’s attempt to regulate public expression “highly problematic”: VPSN
The Vancouver Public Spaces Network has posted a letter to the Mayor of Vancouver, saying “the bulk of the City’s proposed amendments to the Street and Traffic bylaw are highly problematic.” Topic is in Council on Tuesday, April 19. Read … Continue reading
Comparison of Proposed Political Expression By-Law Revisions (in Council April 19)
Download here: By-Law2849_Revision_Comparison The PDF document above compares the two sets of proposed revisions to City of Vancouver Street and Traffic By-Law No. 2849 — from reports (1) and (2) below.
Bylaw on Political Expression in Vancouver: The Current Situation (Topic in Council April 19)
[CityHallWatch appreciates the efforts of a Vancouver citizen to provide this analysis of a very important policy before Council on April 19] Bylaw on Political Expression in Vancouver: What Nearly Happened, What Happened Next, the Current Situation, and What You … Continue reading
Urbanist Ned Jacobs comments on bylaw on free speech and public structures
[CityHallWatch note: A new version of this important bylaw is imminent, for Council discussion on April 19 (see "Structures for Public Expression on City Street"). We welcome other public comments for posting anonymously or by name. This is a critical … Continue reading
Free speech at risk: Update on “Structures for Public Expression on City Streets”
A staff report called “Structures for Public Expression on City Streets” is recommending amendments to part of Vancouver’s Street and Traffic By-Law No. 2849. The staff report was heard at a 7 April Council meeting, as reported on CityHallWatch.ca. On … Continue reading
Update: Mayor change of heart? on proposed controls on “Structures for Public Expression on City Streets”
[Revised version as of 19:01 on 11-Apr-2011] The Province on Sunday broke this story: “Vancouver protest bylaw sent back to drawing board,” the mayor raised his concerns with the newspaper. A Metro News article published later (www.metronews.ca/vancouver/local/article/829005–robertson-not-happy-with-proposed-protest-bylaw ) covers the … Continue reading
Report of debate on restricting “structures for public expression” (Council, 7-Apr-2011)
[Note: This report CityHallWatch received from a citizen reporter.] On April 7, Vancouver City Council discussed a staff report called “Structures for Public Expression on City Streets” that is recommending modifications to part of Vancouver’s Street and Traffic By-Law No. … Continue reading
