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There’s more to the story in the last decade than pending climate catastrophe, increasing political divisions, white privilege, and pipelines.
A wish that could have a major impact on our public discussions, policy debates and the way we do politics – what would it be?
Calgary and Edmonton should be laughing at this one. Toronto too. Despite many promises – Vancouver and BC don’t have ride sharing. And amazingly – “progressive” politicians tell us to ignore one of the biggest changes in society – the advent of the sharing economy.
What do Boxing Day and economics have in common? Just about everything, according to the author of the mega best seller, Freakonomics, Steven Levitt.
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Michael Levy: Playing Politics with Ride Hailing and Peoples Lives
Posted by Michael Levy
on Thursday, 2 January 2020 6:38
What happened to the promise of having ride hailing implemented in BC by the end of 2019? With a political debt to the taxi lobby there’s no reason to rush.