
ALT VTCo School Guide card titled "Two new tables. One public record." Two dated rows: Saturday 24 October, British Columbia elects its next provincial government; Monday 2 November, nine Vancouver School Board trustees take office. A highlighted line reads "Every figure carries a public source and a date." Example: Vancouver DPAC LTIP review (children aged 0 to 17 in SD39, 10 Nov 2021), 39 per cent growth (BC Stats PEOPLE, 2021 to 2035) versus 5 per cent decline (VSB Open Data), and 5,434 fewer children in VSB Open Data than in the 2016 Statistics Canada Census. Sources: Vancouver DPAC LTIP Questions, 10 Nov 2021 (pp. 5 to 7, citing BC Stats PEOPLE, VSB Open Data and Statistics Canada 2016 Census); VSB events calendar. VTCo logo bottom left.

ALT VTCo Primary Sources card titled "The denominator was bargained". Weir Elementary, 379 students in 2024-25, reads 90.0 per cent against operating capacity, set by a collective agreement, and 81.5 per cent against nominal capacity, a Ministry design rule for a floor plan. A table lists the three receiving schools against operating and nominal capacity: Cunningham 71.6 and 64.8 per cent, Weir 90.0 and 81.5, MacCorkindale 66.2 and 60.0, all three 75.3 and 68.2. 152 places separate the two ceilings. Sources: Vancouver School Board slides, 28 Oct 2025; Ministry of Education Long-Range Facilities Plan Guidelines, 2019. VTCo logo bottom left.

ALT VTCo card titled "Where a province writes the next step for a surplus school site". Alberta: a reserve designation on the certificate of title. British Columbia: Ministerial Order M193/08, an approval to be sought. A table compares the two: what blocks a sale (the designation under s. 671; no Minister's approval), default destination (the municipality under s. 672; none named, the board holds), title to new sites (the Crown on 45 days' notice; the board in fee simple), and in force (27 March 2025, Bill 51; 3 September 2008). Sources listed; VTCo logo bottom left.

ALT VTCo Primary Sources card titled "Thompson and the Gordon Park swap". Two large figures: 86 per cent of 602 respondents backed the land exchange in 2019; $153.8 million estimated for a seismic upgrade, listed for 2030 in the VSB Sustainability Plan. A caption reads: David Thompson Secondary, 1,463 students in 2025-26; H1 seismic risk; a Year 1 priority in the 2027-28 capital plan. A table of the record: May 2019, School Board, swap approved subject to a replacement; June 2019, Park Board, equal-area swap talks authorized; June 2024, capital plan, seismic upgrade at $153,806,841; January 2026, Sustainability Plan, upgrade in 2030 at $153,806,841; June 2026, capital plan, feasibility study leans to the upgrade. A note reads: final approval is contingent on Ministry funding for a full replacement school.

ALT VTCo Primary Sources card titled "400 family homes on Kingsway". Two large figures: 1,082 rental homes proposed in five towers at 3410-3436 Kingsway; 400 with two or three bedrooms, about 37 per cent of the homes. A caption reads: a few blocks west, Sir Guy Carleton Elementary, 3250 Kingsway, Joyce-Collingwood Transit-Oriented Area. A table: August 2016, Carleton, fire, building out of use for classes; March 2024, VSB letter, development near Carleton would bring enrolment; December 2025, VSB bylaw, Carleton closure adopted 5 to 3; October 2026, Daily Hive, Safeway rezoning, 1,082 homes and childcare; October 2026, election, new School Board holds the forecast. A note reads: check which schools serve any Vancouver address free on School Guide. Sources: Daily Hive, 21 Oct 2026; 2025 BCSC 962, para. 392; VSB special board minutes, 18 Dec 2025. VTCo logo bottom left.

ALT TiECon Canada 2026 "I am attending!" card on a black background. Vik Khanna, smiling, in glasses and a dark shirt, is labelled Vik Khanna, Co-founder & CEO, The Visual Thinking Company. Header: Bold Entrepreneurship, Securing Canada's Future, October 30, 2026, Carleton University. Under "What to expect at TiECon Canada 2026": Building a $100B+ Global Tech Company, Michelle Zatlyn's journey building Cloudflare; Will AI Kill All Humans?; Canada's Defence Boom: The Entrepreneurial Opportunity; The Next AI Revolution: autonomous agents, intelligent machines, sovereign AI and Canada's AI strategy. Footer: See you at TiECon Canada 2026; Register now at TiEConCanada.org.



