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Archived - Mar 11 — City and union reach tentative agreement
The City and CUPE Local 1004 have concluded a tentative settlement for a renewed collective agreement. CUPE 1004 represents approximately 1,600 outdoor workers employed at the City and Park Board.
Archived - Mar 08 — City releases comprehensive study on empty homes
How many empty homes are in Vancouver and has the amount changed in recent years? Read the study findings and learn our next steps.
Archived - Mar 07 — City and CP agree to landmark agreement for the creation of the Arbutus Greenway
We have agreed to purchase the railway route from CP, which represents 42 acres of open space running approximately nine kilometres from Milton Street to 1st Avenue for $55 million.
Archived - Mar 04 — Vancouver Park Board holds clean-up blitz in Stanley Park
A seasonal clean-up blitz was fast tracked in Stanley Park as a result of recent citizens’ concerns. About two dozen Park Board staff, including Park Rangers and gardeners, removed enough junk to fill a medium sized swimming pool.
Archived - Mar 03 — Enhanced camera now live streaming ultimate close-ups of Stanley Park herons
The Vancouver Park Board heron cam takes you inside the nests of one of North America’s largest urban great blue heron colonies until the end of the summer breeding season.
Archived - Mar 03 — Council selects Sadhu Johnston as new City Manager
Following a four-month international search, City Council has selected Sadhu Johnston as the new City Manager for the City of Vancouver.
Archived - Feb 23 — City announces bike share partner
The public bike share system will launch this summer with 1,000 bicycles around Downtown, Kitsilano, Fairview, and Mount Pleasant.
Archived - Feb 23 — Another milestone on the path to a new Killarney Seniors Centre achieved
The Vancouver Park Board has awarded the contract for the design and construction of the Killarney Seniors Centre to Ventana Construction Corporation and Taylor Kurtz Architecture + Design Inc.
Archived - Feb 18 — Our proposed Urban Farming policy is going to Council for approval
A report to Council on February 23 recommends adopting an urban farming definition and regulations in the Zoning and Development Bylaw, and amending the License Bylaw to add an urban farming category. Find out more.
Archived - Feb 16 — Court rules in favour of plans for 178 secured market rental housing units in the West End
Twenty-six of the units in the proposed rezoning of 1754-1772 Pendrell St would have rents secured for 30 years at 20% below the average market rent in the West End.
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