Opinion: This Vancouver daycare’s proposed expansion clearly would not have solved the massive child-care shortage. But its rejection doesn’t bode well for the city’s ability to make real progress
Opinion: This Vancouver daycare’s proposed expansion clearly would not have solved the massive child-care shortage. But its rejection doesn’t bode well for the city’s ability to make real progress
So the residents wanted it rejected, not the city. The city complied with the residents. Where’s the issue?
The article explains why this is an issue. When we say “the residents” it’s important to contextualize which residents and how many:
So they’re gonna buy out the neighbours and remove the problem?
8 new daycare spots is a fantastic little drop in the ocean, though, when a rec center could host 10 times as much with the same campaigning – and munis LOVE opening daycares and they run rec centers. It’s win-win except for someone in particular not running a fantastically lucrative business.
But ‘only’ 8 spots is like someone owning ‘only’ 2 cats. How can you deny the cherubic 9th kid? 10th? 11th sweetie? 12th needy yob? 30th indistinguishable jam-handed shrieker?
Sorry I truly don’t understand what you’re saying here… no one’s buying anyone else out. It’s a daycare.