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Archived - Jul 06 — Cooling Centres are open if you need to get inside
Our Cooling Centres, which include air-conditioned community centres and libraries, are open if you need relief from the smoke.
Archived - Jul 02 — Vancouver’s first zipline opens to the public on July 2, 2015
Add adventure to your life by ziplining at Queen Elizabeth Park, the highest point in the city! Buy your tickets online today.
Archived - Jun 26 — Park Board makes a plea for the trees
Please help us water young trees so they can grow to see another summer. Make it a family activity and teach your children about the importance of trees. Young trees need about 15 litres of water twice per week.
Archived - Jun 26 — FIFA Fan Zone open June 30
The Fan Zone is open an extra day on Tuesday, June 30 from 12:00 noon to 7:00pm. Come enjoy the festivities and watch the semi-final match on the big screens.
Archived - Jun 26 — Property taxes are due Friday, July 3
There's one week left to pay property taxes and claim home owner grants. To meet the deadline and avoid line-ups, pay and claim online.
Archived - Jun 26 — 20,000 Volunteers join Keep Vancouver Spectacular for its 20th Anniversary Year
This year marks the 20th anniversary of our Keep Vancouver Spectacular. In recognition of this milestone, a special emphasis was placed on the thousands of volunteers who have taken to the streets to keep the city beautiful.
Archived - Jun 25 — Warm weather a reminder to stay safe in summer heat
With hotter temperatures forecasted over the next several days, please stay hydrated, check on others, and be on the lookout for those who may suffer due to heat. Find out where you can keep cool.
Archived - Jun 24 — Grandview-Woodland Citizens’ Assembly Final Report
The Citizens’ Assembly's final report on the Grandview-Woodland Community Plan was presented to Council today. It includes recommendations about important issues in Grandview-Woodland, including housing, transportation, local economy, culture, and land-use.
Archived - Jun 22 — Hot, dry summer requires you to be waterwise
Lawn watering restrictions are now in effect. Restrictions are in affect annually to conserve water throughout the dry summer months when rainfall is at its lowest and demand for water almost doubles.
Archived - Jun 19 — Vancouver Park Board launches clean-water campaign with free pump-out service
We launched a clean-water campaign to respond to high e-coli levels in False Creek. The campaign includes free pump-out services for all pleasure craft at our marinas. As well, it reminds boaters, dog owners, and beach-goers to keep Vancouver’s water clean for the health, safety, and enjoyment of everyone.
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