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Transit hub plan deserves an F

Here is my feedback on the central transit hub for King and Victoria as proposed by the Region of Waterloo. You can submit your own […]

Posted on December 4, 2020December 4, 2020 by James Howe
Posted in Region of Waterloo, TransportationTagged people placeLeave a comment

Vote Mike Morrice for hope about climate change

For me, this election is and has always been all about climate change. So when the Waterloo Region Record endorsed the incremental approach of the […]

Posted on October 20, 2019October 20, 2019 by James Howe
Posted in 2019 Federal Election, Green PartyTagged Green Party, Mike Morrice2 Comments

Don’t expect an LRT crossing in 2019 for Traynor-Vanier

Every time someone makes an unsanctioned crossing of the LRT tracks between Traynor-Vanier and Fairway Road, they are protesting the lack of the quick access […]

Posted on July 30, 2019August 6, 2019 by James Howe
Posted in Traynor-VanierLeave a comment

Here’s why I’m voting Green

Taking action on climate change must be the definitive issue in the next Government of Canada. As a result, I have made some important decisions […]

Posted on May 11, 2019May 17, 2019 by James Howe
Posted in 2019 Federal Election, Climate Change, Green Party, UncategorizedTagged Kitchener Centre, Mike Morrice1 Comment

It’s time for municipal reform in Waterloo Region

On April 24, Ken Seiling and Michael Fenn who are advising the province on possible municipal reforms heard perspectives from 21 delegations on what is […]

Posted on April 25, 2019April 25, 2019 by James Howe
Posted in UncategorizedTagged engaging residents, fire department, Ken Seiling, Michael Fenn, municipal politicians, Regional Review, snow clearing, Traynor-Vanier LRT crossingLeave a comment

Traynor-Vanier continues to wait indefinitely for LRT crossing

Despite assurances that April 2019 was the new target to build a crossing over the LRT tracks, Traynor-Vanier residents continue to wait indefinitely. Five and […]

Posted on April 2, 2019May 17, 2019 by James Howe
Posted in Kitchener, Traynor-Vanier, Ward 3Tagged Councillor John Gazzola, Mayor Vrbanovic, Traynor-Vanier LRT crossing2 Comments

Concerned about city finances?

If you are interested in the city’s finances, see what I’ve already achieved without being elected yet. I promise to ensure that all city revenue […]

Posted on October 19, 2018March 12, 2019 by James Howe
Posted in 2018 Kitchener City Council Election, Finance, KitchenerTagged 48 Ontario, city revenue, property taxLeave a comment

Compare the Ward 3 candidates

This coverage in the Kitchener Citizen is a perfect snapshot of the race in Ward 3 Kitchener because it shows your decision comes down to between two […]

Posted on October 18, 2018March 12, 2019 by James Howe
Posted in 2018 Kitchener City Council Election, Ward 3Leave a comment

Encouraging people to bike, walk and use transit

Tritag is a local advocacy group that promotes transit and active transportation in order to make Waterloo Region a better place to live. They asked […]

Posted on October 14, 2018March 12, 2019 by James Howe
Posted in 2018 Kitchener City Council Election, Safer roadsTagged biking, parking minimums, sidewalk, snow clearing, Tritag, walkingLeave a comment

Diversity makes Kitchener stronger

Our diversity makes Kitchener stronger. We need to embrace it and nurture it so that our diversity is reflected throughout our city and strengthens our […]

Posted on October 3, 2018March 12, 2019 by James Howe
Posted in 2018 Kitchener City Council Election, KitchenerTagged immigration, newcomers to Canada, permanent residentsLeave a comment

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