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  1. Early in the BC Leaders' Debate, BC Green leader Emily Lowan stated that if Greens hold the balance of power, advocating for proportional representation will be her top priority:

    "If the Greens held the balance of power, it would be my top priority to advocate for a better voting system. A voting system where we’re not caught between lesser evils, where we are choosing between broken promises or service cuts. And I think we can find that system in proportional representation."

    youtube.com/shorts/TV_TOWdCBxI

  2. The King George Boulevard BRT would be a 19-km-long rapid transit route with extensive dedicated bus-only lanes, traffic signal priority for buses at intersections, and special train station-like bus stops with weather protection, digital displays, and other features. Altogether, the BRT line would have 12 stations.

    With such bus-priority measures, TransLink estimates the King George Boulevard BRT would have an end-to-end travel time of about 40 minutes, making it as fast or faster than driving during peak periods. It would also replace the existing R1 King George Boulevard RapidBus route, which runs between Guildford Town Centre and Newton bus exchange via Surrey Central Station. The BRT would not replicate the R1’s existing route between Guildford Town Centre and Surrey Central Station.

  3. From Daily Hive

    David Eby's BC NDP commit $250 million toward TransLink's new Bus Rapid Transit line in Surrey

    In its second public transit-related platform announcement this week, the BC NDP have made a specific promise to fulfill TransLink’s first Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project — the King George Boulevard BRT line between SkyTrain’s Surrey Central Station and Semiahmoo Town Centre in South Surrey, which would effectively also reach White Rock.

    Today, BC NDP leader David Eby announced his party, if re-elected, the provincial government would commit $250 million toward the new BRT line in Surrey.

    This provincial funding would leverage additional funding from the federal government.

    In total, the King George Boulevard BRT line is expected to cost about $700 million as of 2026 — up from between $250 million and $300 million in TransLink’s 2023 funding request to the federal government.

    dailyhive.com/vancouver/david-

  4. On Knowledge Network

    Far From Home

    A father’s vanishing memory and echoes of a free Tibet are at the heart of this intimate story of love, family and courage. Rediscovered archives reveal how Tibetan leader TC Tethong and his Canadian wife, Judy, carved a refugee settlement out of the South Indian jungle in the 1960s.

    Highly recommended!

  5. From Translink

    Bruno Mars becomes the first musical artist to lend his voice to a SkyTrain station announcement.

    The special announcement will play at Stadium–Chinatown Station on five concert days, from October 14 to 21.

    The collaboration with Warner Music Canada generates additional advertising revenue to help support transit service in Metro Vancouver.

    SkyTrain customers are in for a surprise this week as global superstar Bruno Mars becomes the latest celebrity guest voice on SkyTrain, ahead of his five Vancouver concerts at BC Place.

    Through a new collaboration between TransLink and Warner Music Canada, a special announcement featuring Bruno Mars' voice will play periodically at the station on concert days from October 14 to 21, alongside regular station announcements.

    Bruno Mars joins a short list of famous voices heard on SkyTrain.

    more at link.etranslink.ca/v/443/61496

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