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Jul 12 — The City of Vancouver Approves Investments in Arts and Culture through Grant Programs
Continuing its support of a diverse and robust cultural ecology across Vancouver, the City announced today its annual investments in Cultural Infrastructure Grants and Theatre Rental Grants.
Jul 11 — Knight Street infrastructure upgrades complete
Work to update aging water mains, separate the sewer system, and enhance safety along the S-Curve on Knight Street from 12th to 37th Avenue is now complete.
Jul 11 — Vancouver takes steps towards legalizing short-term rentals
Short-term rentals could be allowed in principal residences for periods of less than 30 days at a time, if Council approves the proposed rules at a public hearing in fall 2017.
Jul 10 — Celebration of the Arbutus Greenway temporary path
On Saturday afternoon, Mayor Gregor Robertson and Jerry Dobrovolny joined the community to celebrate the Arbutus Greenway temporary path.
Jul 07 — Hot times, summer in the city
The summer sunshine makes Vancouver parks a perfect, summer playground. However, this weather increases the fire hazard in city parks.
Jul 07 — Park Acquisition Strategy and 3030 Victoria Drive
Get an update on the status of 3030 Victoria Drive, a City property intended to expand John Hendry Park (Trout Lake).
Jul 06 — Is your irrigation system working as it should?
Register for a free residential irrigation assessment pilot program to help you irrigate your lawn and garden more efficiently this summer.
Jul 05 — Walk, bike, and roll to community events this summer
With summer officially upon us and over a dozen events on the horizon, the City of Vancouver is encouraging residents to walk, bike, and roll to get around town.
Jul 05 — City introduces regulations for short-term rentals
Vancouver City staff are proposing a new regulatory framework for short-term rentals - including Airbnb, Expedia and others - that will protect long-term rental housing supply while enabling supplemental income for local residents.
Jul 04 — Trial plaza opens at Bute and Robson
Opened just in time for Canada Day on July 1, the plaza at Bute and Robson will remain open until October 16.
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