Dallas Brodie SLAMS Vancouver 15-Minute Cities Plan - Fake Conservatives Attack! #Densification #SmartGrowth

 At this video link on Youtube with B.C.'s "OneBC" Dallas Brodie, MLA Vancouver-Quilchena:

Dallas Brodie SLAMS Vancouver 15-Minute Cities Plan - Fake Conservatives Attack! - YouTube

Some sample "million dollar" family homes in Vancouver BC...

property taxes are $7,500 on home built in 1956 here:

For sale: 2216 E 41ST AVENUE, Vancouver, British Columbia V5P1L6 - R3145563 | REALTOR.ca

property taxes are $5,600 on home built in 2022 here:

For sale: 1907 E 40TH AVENUE, Vancouver, British Columbia V5P1J1 - R3134156 | REALTOR.ca

property taxes are $7,800 on home built in 1933 here:

For sale: 87 W 41ST AVENUE, Vancouver, British Columbia V5Y2R8 - R3146522 | REALTOR.ca

Facebook page for OneBC's MLA Dallas Brodie

OneBC: Dallas Brodie on $3.2B Condo Bailout & BC NDP Floor-Crossing!

 At this video link:  Dallas Brodie on $3.2B Condo Bailout & BC NDP Floor-Crossing!

Dallas Brodie

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Jul 10, 2026 OneBC Post Game Podcast

OneBC leader Dallas Brodie and Wyatt Claypool discuss the federal Liberal and BC NDP's $3.2 Billion condo bailout, the expansion of Indigenous reserves, new approved title claims and the BC NDP floor-crossing of MLA Amelia Boultbee. Investigate the BC Condo Bailout: https://1bc.ca/petitions/condobailout OneBC Donate: https://1bc.ca/donate OneBC Membership: https://1bc.ca/join #DallasBrodie #OneBC #bcpoli #cdnpoli

SENAKW.... landmark village of the future.. Vancouver, British Columbia

 

Photographed locally in Sackville New Brunswick during the "coviet era" downtown near Mount Allison University ... Klaus Schwab "you'll own nothing and you'll be happy" World Economic Forum

More here:

Floorplans | The Homes | Sen̓áḵw | A Landmark Indigenous-Led Rental Community Rooted in Place

Sen̓áḵw Village (@senakwvillage) • Instagram photos and videos

Sackville UNCensored : Mayor of Tantramar Andrew Black on Facebook - "Tackling Housing Crisis" or "Meddling in Free Market Capitalism"?

UBC Peter A. Allard School of Law Emma Cunliffe Appointed as Senior Advisor to President

Why did Emma J. Cunliffe @ UBC 

remove her account on X?

What is she hiding?

"Dr Emma Cunliffe‏ @emmajcunliffe Jul 13

I'm on vacation in the traditional, ancestral and unceded land of the Ktunaxa Nation. Grateful for the time and place to read & think about land, culture & spirituality (scc-csc.lexum.com/scc-csc/scc-cs…), climate change, Indigenous writing & @justicedanielh's work wlupress.wlu.ca/Books/W/Why-In…"

Why Indigenous Literatures Matter – WLU Press

Santa J. Ono was UBC President at the time.. 

where is he now:  Professor Santa Ono | Ellison Institute of Technology Oxford

Oddly enough Prez Ono's X account was taken over by the new Prez Bacon ...

UBC's Santa Ono is seen playing some Chopin in 2020 here:

Benoit-Antoine Bacon on X: "So I know this is pretty lame. I haven’t had time to practice with everything going on. But I wanted to respond to the many people who have asked me to play a few measures of music to send during this challenging time. I send it to you with love. Just a little Chopin. https://t.co/mTOaPAC0mQ" / X

this was Santa Ono's tweet:

Nov 18, 2016 Emma Cunliffe, Professor, Peter A. Allard School of Law as Senior Advisor to the President

B.C. - Kerry-Lynne Findlay on respecting Indigenous history.. and more..

 BC... "we all have a stake in that future".. at this link with Kerry-Lynne Findlay here:

Kerry-Lynne Findlay on X: "I believe we must respect Indigenous history. But we must also respect our collective history. The history of all the families who came to this province, whether 200 years ago or last year, and built the homes, communities, and way of life we enjoy today. My https://t.co/J4VtKO3VXl" / X

Hey there.. who else still has a SWATCH watch in their collection?

Performers & Dignitaries at Expo 86:  EXPO86 - PERFORMERS AND DIGNITARIES

Watch here:  Vancouver was 'sleepy little port town' before Expo 86, organizer argues - YouTube

and here:  On Site! 86 Expo 86 In Vancouver : Marty (Costa Mesa) : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Vancouver BC:  Expo 86 story here:  

40 years ago Vancouver welcomed the world at Expo 86

More here:  Remembering EXPO 86

and here:  Expo 86 trivia: 40 things and where to find them - Vancouver Is Awesome

Lots of great memories of this fabulous time...

Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie Reveals What This Land Agreement Could Mean for Vancouver - Marc Nixon Podcast

At X you will be able to follow MLA Dallas Brodie at this link here:

Dallas Brodie on X: "Thank you, @MarcNixon24 , for this conversation about some of the most significant issues in British Columbian and Canadian politics: https://t.co/4H5OfEPOUY" / X

Watch interview of Vancouver Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie by Marc Nixon at this March 13, 2026 video link on Youtube here:

 Dallas Brodie Reveals What This Land Agreement Could Mean for Vancouver - YouTube

Carole Taylor's Journal BC: Musqueam: What Does it Mean? with Thomas Isaac, Cassels, Brock & Blackwell LLP

 At this video link:

Musqueam: What Does it Mean? (w/ Thomas Isaac, Cassels, Brock & Blackwell LLP)

Carole Taylor's Journal

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Mar 12, 2026 #firstnations #bcpoli #britishcolumbia

On this edition of Journal, we try to untangle the evermore confusing issues surrounding aboriginal title in British Columbia and what it means for private property owners. My head is spinning with all the contradictory information that is out there. Private property is not affected, says our premier. Oh, maybe it is, says a judge. One pattern is emerging – decisions are being made by governments in negotiations with First Nations in private, then grandly announced as a fait accompli to the broader public, businesses, and property owners. That’s no way to build support or buy-in. To whit, the proposed-then-withdrawn Land Act giving First Nations a 50% say on all the province’s Crown land, the Haida title agreement, the dispute on the Sunshine Coast, the Cowichan court case, and then the federal signing of a deal with the Musqueam claiming vast sections of Metro Vancouver and surrounding municipalities as their hereditary land. It is a fact that when you lose trust, you lose trust. So now, when any of these players say, “Oh, trust us. We won’t touch private property,” it’s a hard sell, especially since the judge in the Cowichan case said her decision may give rise to some uncertainty for private property owners. Indeed. A final irony is that some of the agreements are now being challenged by other First Nations: the Musqueam and Tsawwassen First Nations are appealing the Cowichan decision, Squamish First Nation said it wasn’t consulted on the Musqueam decision, and even the Cowichan First Nation is appealing its own successful court case because they only were awarded half of what they asked for! Thomas Isaac, one of Canada’s top lawyers in the field of aboriginal law, joins us to say what worries him about the BC situation. --- Carole Taylor's Journal is a public affairs dialogue that digs deep into the most pressing issues of our times. For more, see our website at http://www.caroletaylorsjournal.ca. ctj070 #firstnations #bcpoli #britishcolumbia