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to the Chinatown and Gastown Historic Areas introduced an official politics of recognition to territorial expressions of cultural difference in cities, thereby blocking property development not sympathetic to these spatialized identities Multiculturalism, in adding cultural rights to the menu of citizenship rights, raised new possibilities for defence against intrusive change So now neighbourhoods as territories of cultural difference provided a viable ontological category in citizenship claims Urban politics could no longer be about just individual rights; collectivities in neighbourhoods could also claim protections and privileges based on their special character The municipal reform parties gained power in Vancouver in 1972 and in various alliances retained control of City Hall for most of the next 15 years A parallel development at the regional level saw the emergence of the Greater Vancouver Regional District s Livable Region Plan, which also held plural objectives (GVRD 1975).

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The Plan was the outcome of a lengthy programme of community consultation and went far beyond a blueprint for economic development Indeed under certain conditions, growth was a problem to be avoided, for the region s planning director wrote in a federal report, Planning can be against growth if that is society s goal, rather than for it (Lash 1976) The breadth of planning objectives in the region was retained when a draft of a new regional plan was released in 1990 (GVRD 1990) Like its predecessor it followed a period of public consultation and promoted social rights over private rights It attacked pollution of all kinds, discouraged use of the private car, backed the preservation of agricultural land, and aimed to minimize the journey-to-work by guiding employment growth to specified regional town centres with higher residential densities.

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