This is silly, the patios obviously benefit everyone. It was just a good idea.
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patricia klein
5 years ago
Thousands of small businesses and patrons benefited from these changes.
Mike Weibe deserves our thanks
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Dan Harbord
5 years ago
City wide for the good of all Vancouver during a pandemic!!
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André Renaud
5 years ago
Living in Gastown , the patios were great for our community !
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Kurtis Sheldan
5 years ago
Slow Hand benefitted from the same temporary patio license from which coun. Wiebe’s establishments also benefited. Literally every liquor and foodservice establishment in this city owes a debt of thanks for couns. Wiebe and Kirby-Yung for their efforts, which help struggling businesses from never opening their doors again. It’s actually one of the only things done by the city or province to support service industry businesses, and I am thankful for it.
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Lori Moretti
5 years ago
Who would we be comdeming someone who stepped up to help an industry he is an expert in, he was voted in as a voice and he used that voice and expertise to communicate an idea to save small business...perhaps his accusers should have come up with an idea to save an industry in peril rather than waste the courts time and resources on such nonsense. This is not a conflict it is just some lonesome losers with too much time and not enough to do.
If this is the only way they can get into office give it up. Perhaps his investments benefitted in some way but the livelihoods of so many was saved from an almost certain death they had no control over. Do not entertain this frivolity....we cannot afford to right now.
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Vanessa Richards
5 years ago
It’s far too global for this to be a conflict. We’ve got bigger fish to fry. Come on now.
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Richard Podd
5 years ago
It's a great idea!
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Benn McGuire
5 years ago
this whole situation is ridiculous
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Corinne Lea
5 years ago
Mike Wiebe should be congratulated for his efforts taking quick action to help save the restaurant industry. He gained no profit from this decision it was merely a much needed solution to prevent businesses from closing!
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Sacha Moiseiwitsch
5 years ago
We want patios!
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Glenn Caseley
5 years ago
In my dealings with Mr Wiebe when he was a member of the parks board showed me that he is not out for himself. He works hard for the people of the city.
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Michael Payette
5 years ago
None
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Doug Smith
5 years ago
I completely agree with the petition stating that Mike is being treated with malice and, that the scope of his initiative is NOT in conflict with his dual role of having an interest in ONE establishment benefiting from his initiative and, his duties in serving his constituents.
In these uncertain times when the most unique, exciting, and hospitable restaurants and, arts/music venues owned/operated by mom and pop/community members are receiving ZERO support from the various tiers of government...it is both refreshing and, important for these kinds of "outside-the-box" thinkers and, their ideas to be supported...before our city's heart and soul are completely ripped out.
Thank you Mike!
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Dave Fortune
5 years ago
Integrity and perseverance brought Mike to where he is professionally. This charge is ridiculous. I fully support Mike, and his concise actions designed to save an entire industry, and its tax paying staff!
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David Bowes
5 years ago
How could anyone object to the patio initiative? Safer and more fun. Win win. Ridiculous.
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Tamar
5 years ago
Absolutely absurd.
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Sue Russell
5 years ago
I support patios all through this pandemic.
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Antonia allan
5 years ago
Good lord. Doesn’t city hall have more important things to spend their time pursuing? In the midst of a global pandemic, the city NEEDED to make this change to save small businesses all over the city. I’m thankful Mike took the initiative. It’s hardly a conflict if his businesses were not treated any different than all the others in the city who so desperately needed this change to happen. Stop wasting tax payer dollars on party politics and get back to working for the people of vancouver.
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Zandi Dandizette
5 years ago
The patios is a huge thing for our city moving forward from archaic laws for all of us.
This is silly, the patios obviously benefit everyone. It was just a good idea.
Thousands of small businesses and patrons benefited from these changes. Mike Weibe deserves our thanks
City wide for the good of all Vancouver during a pandemic!!
Living in Gastown , the patios were great for our community !
Slow Hand benefitted from the same temporary patio license from which coun. Wiebe’s establishments also benefited. Literally every liquor and foodservice establishment in this city owes a debt of thanks for couns. Wiebe and Kirby-Yung for their efforts, which help struggling businesses from never opening their doors again. It’s actually one of the only things done by the city or province to support service industry businesses, and I am thankful for it.
Who would we be comdeming someone who stepped up to help an industry he is an expert in, he was voted in as a voice and he used that voice and expertise to communicate an idea to save small business...perhaps his accusers should have come up with an idea to save an industry in peril rather than waste the courts time and resources on such nonsense. This is not a conflict it is just some lonesome losers with too much time and not enough to do. If this is the only way they can get into office give it up. Perhaps his investments benefitted in some way but the livelihoods of so many was saved from an almost certain death they had no control over. Do not entertain this frivolity....we cannot afford to right now.
It’s far too global for this to be a conflict. We’ve got bigger fish to fry. Come on now.
It's a great idea!
this whole situation is ridiculous
Mike Wiebe should be congratulated for his efforts taking quick action to help save the restaurant industry. He gained no profit from this decision it was merely a much needed solution to prevent businesses from closing!
We want patios!
In my dealings with Mr Wiebe when he was a member of the parks board showed me that he is not out for himself. He works hard for the people of the city.
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I completely agree with the petition stating that Mike is being treated with malice and, that the scope of his initiative is NOT in conflict with his dual role of having an interest in ONE establishment benefiting from his initiative and, his duties in serving his constituents. In these uncertain times when the most unique, exciting, and hospitable restaurants and, arts/music venues owned/operated by mom and pop/community members are receiving ZERO support from the various tiers of government...it is both refreshing and, important for these kinds of "outside-the-box" thinkers and, their ideas to be supported...before our city's heart and soul are completely ripped out. Thank you Mike!
Integrity and perseverance brought Mike to where he is professionally. This charge is ridiculous. I fully support Mike, and his concise actions designed to save an entire industry, and its tax paying staff!
How could anyone object to the patio initiative? Safer and more fun. Win win. Ridiculous.
Absolutely absurd.
I support patios all through this pandemic.
Good lord. Doesn’t city hall have more important things to spend their time pursuing? In the midst of a global pandemic, the city NEEDED to make this change to save small businesses all over the city. I’m thankful Mike took the initiative. It’s hardly a conflict if his businesses were not treated any different than all the others in the city who so desperately needed this change to happen. Stop wasting tax payer dollars on party politics and get back to working for the people of vancouver.
The patios is a huge thing for our city moving forward from archaic laws for all of us.