COPE News Archive

COPE Councillors Woodsworth and Cadman remain committed to the 250 units of affordable housing in the Millennium Olympic development in the wake of recently disclosed information about the financial s

As the dust begins to settle around the Athlete's Village scandal, COPE has released a new YouTube video to help avoid a dust-up of another kind.

Thousands of Vancouver area workers can't afford to both live and work in Vancouver.

COPE and Vision Vancouver school trustee candidates will make class size a priority if elected, said Vision mayoral candidate Gregor Robertson, at an announcement outside Sir Charles Tupper school tod

COPE candidates want Vancouver’s public sector employers to pay direct and contract employees a living wage- the hourly wage sufficient for an average family to meet their basic needs in a particula

Freezing fees for youth and seniors, and increasing childcare and pre-school park programs are among the highlights of COPE's 2008 parks platform that was released today by incumbent park Commissioner

COPE radio is going live on 88.5 FM. The 2-Watt station started broadcasting earlier this week from the COPE campaign office at 585 East Broadway.

COPE Park Commissioner Loretta Woodcock is demanding that the Park Board put off voting on a staff proposal that would  cut senior’s discounts, and charge pre-schoolers for swimming, skating and ot

There will be no advance poll in Strathcona or the Downtown Eastside in this year's civic election.

COPE  School Board candidates Bill Bargeman, Al Blakey, Jane Bouey, Alvin Singh and Allan Wong,  released COPE's School platform today.