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Posted on May 13, 2010 by sustainablecitiesnetwork

Written by Ken Cameron The following are notes for a presentation by Ken Cameron, Chair Emeritus of Sustainable Cities, to a reunion of The Electors’ Action Movement (TEAM), a civic political party founded in the City of Vancouver in 1968 … Continue reading →

Posted in Vancouver | Tagged Ken Cameron, Mike Harcourt, The Electors Action Movement (TEAM), vancouver history, vancouver politics | 3 Comments

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