Urbanism, minimalism and technology with 5 kids.
Today, the BC Court of Appeal released their reasons for judgment in my case against BC s Ministry of Children Family Development. In short, the Court allowed our appeal and we won. The Court declared the order made by the...
Read easy-to-share versions of this story, here: Twitter thread (please RT!) Facebook post GoFundMe campaign for appeal Remember when the BC s Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD), after an anonymous report, decided my kids couldn t ride the bus (or...
Each new underground parking spot costs between $50,000 and $100,000 to construct - costs that get added directly onto the price of your new apartment or condo, critically reducing affordability in already pricey new buildings
[Unfortunately, the VR tour referenced in this post is no longer available, as the provider, Van Chernen Real Estate Photography, went out of business. I ve been unable to reach them, despite repeated attempts. My apologies.] One of the more frequent...
For those of you in Vancouver, we go to the polls tomorrow (Saturday, October 20th). I am running as an Independent for Vancouver City Council. Check out my campaign site or a JPEG of my platform, below. If you re confused...
I m Adrian Crook, a single father of five kids living in a condo in downtown Vancouver and an Independent Vancouver City Council candidate in this October s election. In April of 2017, British Columbia s Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD)...
DUDE after watching @kirstendirksen s Vlog post last night how can you not be the wise choice for a sound and sustainable future for Vancouver. https://t.co/EYPbWniu5l — Chris Istace (@Stasher_BC) April 9, 2018 Those kind words from a Twitter...
I certainly didn t expect to have the Autumn we had in 2017. After I wrote Very Superstitious: How Fact-Free Parenting Policies Rob Our Kids of Independence in early September, a media maelstrom broke out. To recap that article quickly, British...
I ve been teaching my oldest kids (ages 7, 8, 9 and 11, as I write this) how to take the city bus to and from their school for the last two years. It s gone unequivocally well, with the kids slowly...
An interesting thing happened last week. Perhaps a milestone in notoriety for this site, or merely a part of its evolution. I m still deciding which. CTV, one of Canada s national broadcasters, airs The Social, one of those midday panel chat...