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The Bookless Club: What were the backyard games in your neighbourhood?

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Jane Macdougall is a freelance writer and former National Post columnist who lives in Vancouver .

She writes The Bookless Club every Saturday online and in The Vancouver Sun .

This week ’s question for readers: What were the backyard games in your neighbourhood? Send your answers by email text, not an attachment, along with your full name to Jane at [email protected].

Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon needs to understand the realities of his decisions, says B.C. housing minister.

The idea of six homes on a small lot is insane, says Caroline Duncan .

The City of Vancouver 's solution to Premier David Eby ’s density decree is to enact “ one size fits all” building regulations.

A single, high-income earner or two people sharing costs, a one bedroom for $ 2,700 a month is unaffordable, not to mention two-plus bedrooms well above $ 3,500 .

Empty luxury condos are everywhere, while Vancouver becomes childless.

Densification is not working and it's the fastest way to ruin any city.

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