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We’re in the midst of unprecedented crises in housing affordability and opioids and the middle class is disappearing en masse. Evidently, barely 40 per cent of you give a damn. Voter turnout in Vancouver's Oct. 20 election was 39.4 per cent.

This might come as a shock to some of you landlubbers, but B.C. Ferries is finally allowing debit cards on a few select vessels.

We're voting in B.C. on the Referendum on Proportional Representation. Unfortunately, all three of the proportional systems are ‘Party Based’ in which political parties choose some of the MLAs. The voter based proportional systems will not even be on the ballot.

Much like a cigar or a boom box, drones are obnoxious to pretty much everyone but the person using it. But annoyance is secondary to the main reason for citywide bans: apparently, one wee drone has the power to take down an airplane.

Five Coalition Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­city council candidates got out of their cars and gathered at the top of the Georgia viaduct to wave signs that said "HONK TO SAVE THE VIADUCTS" today.

Independent mayoral candidate Kennedy Stewart's campaign manager, Neil Monckton, demanded that a private citizen take down a tweet that he considered to be libel. This is the audio of that conversation.

Mayoral candidate Wai Young claims to be suing a UBC professor over defamation claims

Judicial system in Canada/Shutterstock Access to justice has been a significant issue facing government.

Comedian and voice actor Charles Demers wrote and sung a song about Vancouver's housing affordability crisis, for the OneCity party in Vancouver's 2018 election.

An online Twitter poll (conducted by me) has revealed what a small slice of Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­voters think of the four front-running mayoral candidates in the Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­election.