Roxanne Egan-Elliott

TransLink’s planned street changes to accommodate the new B-Line bus service in North Vancouver might marginally improve cycling in the city, but safe bike infrastructure remains nearly non-existent, say cycling advocates.

Craig MacLean is working hard to make sure his son will grow up in a more accessible world.

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott https://youtu.be/irGppgrdXkE With 18 per cent of B.C.’s proportional representation referendum ballots cast as of Nov. 16, Kerrisdale Community Centre held a debate to give both sides a chance to…

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott For David Leverton, who has been trying to tell the largely unknown tale of the sinking of the SS Princess Sophia for 40 years, the tides are finally turning. In the century since the steamship sank,…

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott Langara College is proposing a new 25-year master plan to address a space shortage on campus caused by a quickly growing student population. The City of Vancouver must approve the master plan document…

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott A website that facilitates the sharing economy of goods gives young Vancouverites a chance to get active without the upfront costs. Launched in February 2017, Quupe invites users to sign up for free and…

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott Soma Ali can do everything that other students can on campus, but she can’t fight a bureaucracy that fails to address her concerns. Two years after raising concerns about the lack of braille signs on…

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott Mayoral candidate Wai Young, who once represented Vancouver South for the federal Conservatives, says any resemblance of her populist campaign to Doug Ford’s government in Ontario is unintentional.…