August 24, 2009 Headlines

LOCAL Housing Policies Could Help Prevent AIDS, Says Study [The Tyee]
Vancouver can remain vital for families and seniors alike [City Caucus]
Volunteers map Vancouver's surveillance presence [CTV]
Anti-Olympics hunger strike rolls on [The Province]
Whistler's athletes' village an 'alpine escape' [The Hook]
RCMP use chicken dung to repel homeless [Surrey Leader]
INTERNATIONAL The Big Draw of a GPS Run [The New York Times]
Bandwidth on the Bayou [Governing]
South Africa: City of Joburg to Continue With BRT Launch [All Africa]
L.A. mayor wants to speed up work on Subway to the Sea [The Los Angeles Times]
Redefining Urban Spaces [The Wall St. Journal]