The News1130/PlaceSpeak discussion has been active for a week now and has received more than 300 responses from people weighing in on the upcoming transit plebiscite. Region-wide, the “No” side is taking the lead with 59% of ...
Metro Vancouver residents have a new way to make their voices heard on issues such as the revitalization of local town centres through the 2012 Greater Vancouver Urban Futures Opinion Survey, the online version ...
In January, PlaceSpeak launched the 2012 Urban Futures Survey. This survey is designed to measure the importance of a number of issues for residents across the Lower Mainland. It is the third version the survey, first undertaken ...
Mike Harcourt, the Chair of PlaceSpeak’s Board of Directors, and CEO Colleen Hardwick were invited to speak at last Monday’s (November 14th) City of North Vancouver Council meeting. Their presentation focused on PlaceSpeak’s forthcoming Urban Futures Survey. Here is what Benjamin ...
Updated for 2014. One of the biggest and most important ways residents can ‘claim their place’ and ‘speak their mind’ is by voting in local elections. Unfortunately municipal elections seem to be the forgotten step-child ...