Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

As the council year begins, this week's Market Squared suggests that our local government decisions don't have to be tied in a bow.

This week on Market Squared, we stop looking backward, and we start looking ahead to what might be making the news in 2020

Before the new year, Market Squared takes one last look backwards at the decade, and a few of the biggest news items from it.

This week's Market Squared recaps the year and realizes that 2020 is going to look a lot like 2019 on the issues.

This week's Market Squared wonders why we can't seem to develop more housing options, and it's because we're focusing on small moves, and not the big picture.

This week in Market Squared, we look at a couple of things worth thinking about after this week's passage of the 2020 budget.

This week's Market Squared looks at how not understanding the rules let a simple idea become a major controversy.

This week's Market Squared asks why council is so eager to save a train that goes no where, and not make improvements to actual transit.

In this week's Market Squared, we look at the delegates and the councillors, and realize the truth is that nobody looked good at this month's planning meeting

This week's Market Squared says it's okay to ask questions, but we need to act on homelessness with consensus and consistency