Del-POP Dispatch #15 – August 2022
Who’s next door? Have you talked to your neighbors lately? If not, why? Neighborhoods are always growing and evolving, even if it’s […]
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Housing-Induced Poverty Makes Us All Poorer – Del-POP Dispatch #12 (Archive)
The State of the City– “The high proportion of single-detached housing in Delta is not meeting the needs of the community.”– There is a clear […]
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The Stroads Need Fixin’ – Del-POP Dispatch #11 (Archive)
Welcome to our newest subscribers – we’re thrilled you’ve signed up and encourage you to get involved! Check out our updated website and join […]
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End the Apartment Ban – Del-POP Dispatch #10 (Archive)
A Big Step for Housing in Delta: End the Apartment Ban Apartments are illegal in most of Delta and we are all […]
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8 Reasons to Support the Ladner Village Plan
The current regulations must change to pave the way for housing affordability – this plan is a step in the right direction.
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Advocating for Vibrant Neighbourhoods – Del-POP Dispatch #9 (Archive)
Welcome to our new subscribers! We’re stoked to have you join us as advocates of vibrant neighbourhoods and places for people in Delta! […]
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Analysis of the Ladner Village Area Plan
Norm’s Two Cents on Housing and the Ladner Village Area Plan Changes After centuries of use by our local First Nations communities, […]
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The Ladner VIllage Area Plan – Del-POP Dispatch #8 (Archive)
Urgent Request to Write to Council Please write an email to mayor-council@delta.ca to tell them you support the introduction of more housing […]
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Analysing the Housing Action Plan – Del-POP Dispatch #7 – (Archive)
We want to see housing options improve within the lands we’ve already decided are suitable for building on. We want for-profit and non-profit projects to succeed and not be held back by arbitrary or outdated land use restrictions.
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Celebrating Success! – Dispatch #5 – (Archive)
It’s great to see several major projects getting approval and it’s a sign that there’s a new readiness in Delta to take concrete steps to address our housing crisis.
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