Posts Tagged ‘election’

Civic Election Results for Metro Vancouver

November 15th, 2008 by Miss604   13 Comments

For city-by-city results, please scroll down
Aside from watching the hockey game tonight, I’ll also be keeping an eye on the civic election results for all cities in the Greater Vancouver region. Actually, my focus will be on Vancouver and Surrey as they’re the municipalities to which I am most closely tied (and I voted in [...]

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Civic Elections 2008, Surrey Council Candidate Paul Hillsdon

November 12th, 2008 by Miss604   4 Comments

Last week I met up with Paul at Central City for some breakfast, a chat, and some good old fashioned Surrey talk. Paul Hillsdon is a blogger that I crossed paths with a few years ago now and he’s taken his passion for transit planning, environmental responsibility and education to the next level by running [...]

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West End Apartment Evictions

November 10th, 2008 by Miss604   11 Comments

We have lived in the West End for just over three years and we’ve really come to love our little neighbourhood. As soon as you stroll one block in from Davie or Robson the sounds of rushing traffic and trolley buses re-energizing turn to birds chirping, bicycle bells and lawn mowers. Deciduous trees act as [...]

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CBC Continues Twitter Election Coverage and Twitter Basics

November 10th, 2008 by Miss604   1 Comment

During the Federal Election, the CBC had a few Twitter streams going and even shared some Tweets from some of this followers on air (through OrmistonOnline). They are now continuing their Twitter coverage throughout the Civic Elections in the Greater Vancouver area.
In case I just lost you with “Tweets” and “Twitter” references he’s a quick [...]

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Barack Obama, America’s 44th President

November 4th, 2008 by Miss604   7 Comments

On the fourth of July I usually write a post on my site paying tribute to our neighbours to the south, across the largest unguarded border in the world [2006] [2008]. However, my involvement with the country is rooted far deeper than notes I have jotted in cyber-space annually.
During some of the highest and lowest [...]

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US Presidential Election Google Map

November 4th, 2008 by Miss604   No Comments

As I’m heading out to the Canucks game and will not be following all the election night action on Twitter, here’s a super handy-dandy Google map to keep track of the results as they flow in from sea to sea.

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Vancouver Civic Election Mania

October 31st, 2008 by Miss604   6 Comments

I only have one more trip to the polls this fall. Federal election done (won by Hedy Fry in Vancouver Centre), BC by-election done (won by Spencer Herbert in Vancouver-Burrard), and now I just have to catch up on my civic politics for the Vancouver Vote on November 15th.
I’d like to conduct some interviews, like [...]

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Vote in Vancouver Today, BC By-Election

October 29th, 2008 by Miss604   2 Comments

If you live in the Vancouver-Burrard or Vancouver-Fairview districts, you should be heading to the polls today (open 8:00am until 8:00pm) to elect your new representative in the Provincial government.
Candidates in Vancouver-Fairview:
Emery, Jodie - British Columbia Marijuana Party
Hanni, Wilf - BC Conservative Party
MacDiarmid, Margaret - BC Liberal Party
McGinn, Jenn - New Democratic Party of B.C.
Sterk, [...]

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Vancouver-Burrard By-Election Candidate Interview: Arthur Griffiths

October 24th, 2008 by Miss604   2 Comments

Those living in the Vancouver-Burrard or Vancouver-Fairview districts may have received their yellow voting cards in the mail by now. No, this is not for yet another federal election, but as previously outlined, two provincial by-elections will be taking place October 29th.

The next interview in my by-election series is with Arthur Griffiths of the [...]

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Vancouver-Burrard By-Election Candidate Interview: Drina Read

October 23rd, 2008 by Miss604   1 Comment

Those living in the Vancouver-Burrard or Vancouver-Fairview districts may have received their yellow voting cards in the mail by now. No, this is not for yet another federal election, but as previously outlined, two provincial by-elections will be taking place October 29th.
I have a series of interviews with some of the Vancouver-Burrard candidates, and [...]

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