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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.
Archived - Jan 19 — Park Board names artists for 2015 Fieldhouse Studio Program
The Vancouver Park Board has selected more than 30 artists, musicians, and performers for coveted multi-year residencies in nine former park caretaker cottages.
Archived - Jan 16 — City submits nearly 600 more questions that Kinder Morgan must answer
In our status as an intervenor, we have submitted nearly 600 additional questions to Kinder Morgan to answer as part of the completion of the second round of information requests held by the National Energy Board (NEB).
Archived - Jan 15 — Vancouver selected to host premier global event for bird scientists in 2018
Vancouver has been selected to host the 27th International Ornithological Congress after submitting a winning bid to the organizing society. The congress runs from August 19-28, 2018.
Archived - Jan 14 — Building permit values hit all-time record as Vancouver’s economic growth continues
Building permits issued by the City in 2014 hit a value of $2.83 billion, exceeding pre-recession levels and marking an all-time record in Vancouver’s growing economy.
Archived - Jan 09 — Park Board hosts Vancouver’s first trans-inclusive public swim on path to becoming world’s most-inclusive city
The Vancouver Park Board is hosting the first trans-inclusive public swim on Sunday, January 11 at Templeton Park Pool. It is the first in a series of Park Board initiatives to provide accessible parks and recreation for all.
Archived - Jan 02 — Keeping it green and giving back post-holiday season
Haven't gotten rid of your Christmas tree yet? You have until January 31 to set out your Christmas tree for collection with your Green Bin, or drop it off at the Landfill or Transfer Station at no charge.
Archived - Dec 30 — Gardens, parklets, patios, and murals: street use innovations in 2014
The City of Vancouver continues to look for innovative uses for many of its streets, sidewalks, and public spaces as a tool to drive community engagement and identification.
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