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Old Posted Mar 30, 2022, 8:31 PM
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See how the suburbs are providing so much more housing compared to Vancouver. Vancouver as the centre should be shouldering at least half of all housing in this region. Otherwise this kind of growth constitutes urban sprawl, pure and simple.
You repeat that often, and it's garbage every time. The last time the City of Vancouver had half the region's population was 1956. If you think a Metropolitan Region, with a plan that concentrates most of its growth into transit-served centres, linked to each other, and surrounded by a green zone that limits development is sprawl, you clearly have no idea what sprawl is.
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