Still waiting....

Waiting for Mayor Ken Sim 's first big housing idea. Endorsing Pierre Poilievre 's scheme to cut federal infrastructure $$ not a good start. It will hurt big cities (where Cons don't win seats btw). Say goodbye to Broadway Subway extension to UBC! (5/5)

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The abstract freedom of the working class.

Scottish trade unionist Jimmy Reid debates Kenneth Williams (1973)

Love you too Skippy…. Say hi to the anti-vaxxers for me. ❤️

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Started the day with Kennedy Stewart’s Policy Making and Policy Makers class at Simon Fraser University. Always fun to talk about public policy with a great class.

This is phenomenal news for Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotia's decision to match our federal policy by removing provincial taxes on apartment construction is going to help build more homes for people across our province! atlantic.ctvnews.ca/nova-scotia-to…

It was Sept. 14, 2003, when history was made in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside neighbourhood.

North America’s first-ever supervised injection site, Insite, opened to the public.

#INSITE20 #insitesaveslives #dtes
#HarmReduction

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Very kind words from Shannon Sampert in her review of my new book Decrim: How We Decriminalized Drugs in British Columbia.

Decrim is an excellent treatise on policymaking. It provides insight into how decriminalization became a reality in British Columbia and the visionaries behind…

'Decrim: How We Decriminalized Drugs in British Colombia,' by Kennedy Stewart. Very interested in this one. What happened in #Vancouver these years was not perfect. But it was a big deal, and it was not easy. #warondrugs #overdosecrisis

Can’t stop listening to 'The Death Of Randy Fitzsimmons' by The Hives on #deezer
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Due to popular demand, my new book Decrim: How We Decriminalized Drugs in British Columbia is now available as an e-book. Pick it up here. amazon.ca/Decrim-Decrimi…