News and Updates

On Transgender Day of Remembrance, Boyle tables motion to make Vancouver safer for Trans, Gender-Diverse and Two-Spirit Vancouverites

November 27, 2023

Recent events have reflected a rising insecurity for gender non-conforming Vancouverites, and require increased city action to strengthen inclusion and safety

ABC shuts the gates on affordable housing in Shaughnessy

November 15, 2023

Mayor Sim and ABC Vancouver keep huge chunk of central Vancouver reserved for multi-millionaires, as rents climb ever-higher

Boyle motion to unlock Shaughnessy for rental and non-market housing

November 15, 2023

Motion to allow development of attainable and affordable housing in a neighbourhood with an average home price of over $8 million

ABC stalls out action on safe streets

November 01, 2023

Instead of taking evidence-based action on road safety, ABC chooses to study the problem to death

Health, safety, parent groups stand up in support of Boyle road safety motion

November 01, 2023

Parent groups and health experts express support in letters to Mayor and Council

Vancouverites stand up for transparency and effectiveness at the Vancouver School Board

October 30, 2023

Elimination of VSB Personnel Committee opposed by all VSB unions, which together represent over 8,000 workers, and ordinary citizens alike

Boyle motion to improve safety at Vancouver’s most deadly intersections

October 24, 2023

With 22 crashes causing injury or death occurring every day in the City of Vancouver, motion calls for the installation of speed and red light safety cameras to improve safety

Statement by Councillor Christine Boyle on Ken Sim's Code of Conduct complaint with respect to the Living Wage vote

October 03, 2023

Reflecting on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

September 29, 2023

We have just begun to take the first steps on the road of reconciliation.

Multiplex plan not a serious enough solution to our housing crisis: Boyle

September 14, 2023

“This is the biggest land use change in Vancouver in decades. But that is part of the problem. The scale of the housing crisis today requires much bolder action.”