Emergency Preparedness Week, Tackling "demoviction" loopholes, & Slowing down in school zones!

This week (May 7 to 13) is Emergency Preparedness Week! Here's what you can do to be sure you're ready for when disaster strikes:

1. Know your hazards
2. Make your plan
3. Gather your supplies
4. Stay informed
5. Get to know your neighbours

Last week, a unique pilot project has made headlines across Quebec: an innovative slow-down light a first of its kind in Canada to improve pedestrian safety, particularly in school zones. The light turns green only when motorists are obeying the speed limit, and remains red if the vehicle is traveling above the speed limit.

Vancouver city councillor Pete Fry is bringing forward a motion to council in an effort to monitor renovations and demolitions related to the Broadway Subway Project.

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