Not as ominous in consequence as Kennedy’s Why England Slept or Churchill’s While England Slept: But Vancouver is falling behind. And we have little time to fix it. The above, a frame that helps understand the grave fiscal crisis Vancouver is in, our inability to see it, and a frame to also help us understand the bitter but artificial divisions that have plagued our city’s political discourse that have taken us off course from the “rearming” or recommitment to the historical fiscal framework that has generated a world class city with the world class social services it’s renown for.
Not as ominous in consequence as Kennedy’s Why England Slept or Churchill’s While England Slept:
But Vancouver is falling behind. And we have little time to fix it.
The above, a frame that helps understand the grave fiscal crisis Vancouver is in, our inability to see it, and a frame to also help us understand the bitter but artificial divisions that have plagued our city’s political discourse that have taken us off course from the “rearming” or recommitment to the historical fiscal framework that has generated a world class city with the world class social services it’s renown for.
