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Archived - Feb 27 — City’s credit rating upgraded by international agency
Our credit rating was upgraded from AA to AA+ by Standard and Poor’s Rating Service today, with a stable outlook.
Archived - Feb 20 — Vancouver wins Earth Hour City National Champion
We have been named the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Earth Hour National Champion for the second time, and take home the award for our work to foster new technology.
Archived - Feb 19 — Watch TED2015 for free at select Vancouver locations
For the second straight year, you can watch the entire TED conference for free at various live web streaming locations throughout the city from March 16 to 20.
Archived - Feb 13 — Draft 2015 budget released today
Today we released our proposed 2015 Operating Budget of $1.223 billion and Capital Budget of $306 million. It outlines how tax dollars are invested across departments, the services you receive, and a summary of all relevant funds and items.
Archived - Feb 05 — City responds to rainfall warning
City crews are scheduled to work through the day to respond to calls related to flooding. They will be clearing blocked catch basins, starting with main arterials.
Archived - Feb 04 — Romance is in the air this Valentine’s Day at VanDusen Botanical Garden and select Park Board facilities
Take your sweetheart out this Valentine's Day to a Vancouver park or community centre. Special events and packages are available at Van Dusen Botanical Gardens, Hillcrest Aquatic Centre, Vancouver ice rinks, and the Marpole Community Centre.
Archived - Feb 03 — Family Day holiday closure
Vancouver City Hall will be closed for Family Day on Monday, February 9. We will reopen on Tuesday, February 10 at 8:30am.
Archived - Jan 26 — Park Board replacing vandalized trees
The Vancouver Park Board is planting 17 young maples to replace trees that were reduced to stumps in the middle of the night at West 29th Avenue by an unknown person.
Archived - Jan 21 — Community benefits from development: improving neighbourhoods and enabling affordable housing in Vancouver
Today, City staff presented to Council the "2013 Annual Report on Community Amenity Contributions and Density Bonusing". It contains details of the public benefits that have contributed to our city by development.
Archived - Jan 21 — Vancouver aims to become world leader for birds
The City’s newly-adopted bird strategy plans to make Vancouver a major hub in the $36-billion North American birding industry by supporting a rich and diverse environment for the 250 species of resident, migratory, and over-wintering birds regularly observed in the Lower Mainland.
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