Vancouver Sun · The Tyee
Ken Cameron
Last published Oct. 2025 · On our record since 2014
Where this writer stands
Housing1 piece
Public supply and demand controlsMarket supply and deregulation
“Metro 2050 lays out a shared vision by directing growth to urban centres and areas throughout the region that are, or will be, well-served by transit. This helps ensure that new housing is built where it makes sense — close to jobs, schools, services and transportation.” Read the piece
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Recent work
- Opinion: In Metro Vancouver, what happens in one city affects us allOpinion · Vancouver Sun · Oct 7, 2025
- The Tyee – Metro Mayors Face Tough Sell in Transit ReferendumOpinion · The Tyee · Mar 24, 2014