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Aug 14 — Vancouver's Birds return to roost in Olympic Village
Artist Myfanwy MacLeod's The Birds has returned to Olympic Village today ahead of the 27th International Ornithological Congress (IOC 2018)
Aug 14 — First phase of Stanley Park seawall restoration work finishes this week
The first phase of the largest restoration work on the 101-year-old Stanley Park seawall will be completed the week of August 13, 2018.
Aug 13 — City’s own diesel fleet transitioning to 100 percent renewable fuel
We have taken a significant step towards achieving its goal of using 100 percent renewable energy sources by entering into a new fuel contract with Suncor.
Aug 08 — Help us VANquish Collisions during City's first transportation Hackathon!
Calling all developers, designers, data scientists, and strategists: Help us VANquish Collisions!
Aug 07 — We've built the top six bike rack designs, now you can try them!
A jury panel has narrowed down the final six designs which have been prototyped and will be available for testing as part of our bike rack design contest.
Aug 04 — Murals and music meet this weekend in Mount Pleasant
The work of 40 local and international artists hits the streets this weekend as the third Vancouver Mural Festival kicks off
Aug 03 — Vancouver sees worst week of overdose deaths in 2018
Eleven people died of a suspected overdose between July 23 and July 29 showing that the overdose crisis continues to impact Vancouver at alarming rates.
Aug 01 — Union St at Gore Ave being considered as a site for temporary modular housing
If approved, this newest site at 898 Main St would bring the City and the Province to their goal of 600 new temporary modular homes.
Jul 31 — City of Vancouver contributes to help #SaveTheRio
A campaign to purchase what has become a cultural landmark in Vancouver has almost reached its goal with a conditional grant approved by Vancouver City Council this week.
Jul 30 — City files notice of expropriation for the Balmoral and Regent hotels
On July 25, the City of Vancouver filed an expropriation notice for the Balmoral and Regent Hotels.
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