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Archived - Jan 22 — Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation launches coyote education campaign
The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation is launching a public education campaign to educate the public about co-existing with coyotes.
Archived - Jan 22 — City preparing for first snow of the season, opening warming centres
Snow and freezing temperatures are in the forecast this weekend.
Archived - Jan 21 — Events, decisions, and reports at City Council this week
Council met electronically to hear and discuss a variety of topics during Council and Standing Committee on City Finance and Services meetings.
Archived - Jan 21 — Council adopts new code of conduct and approves establishment of Integrity Commissioner
The new code of conduct by-law will provide greater clarity, new tools including informal dispute resolution, and increased transparency.
Archived - Jan 19 — Time to play as new playgrounds open in six parks across Vancouver
Pirate ships, tree houses, trampolines, hill slides, play kitchens, and spider web nets are keeping children entertained at six new playgrounds.
Archived - Jan 19 — More than $8.4 million in funding approved to support the cultural growth and recovery of Vancouver
Council approved a total of $8,406,150 in grants to 144 cultural organizations to help them continue providing critical programs and services.
Archived - Jan 12 — Simon Fraser University selected to establish a Low Carbon Cities Canada Innovation Centre for Metro Vancouver region
The Metro Vancouver LC3 Centre will be a new non-profit entity that will help cities across the region meet their climate action goals.
Archived - Jan 05 — Four weeks left to make Empty Homes Tax declaration
As of January 5, 46% of residential property owners in Vancouver had declared their property status under our Empty Homes Tax program.
Archived - Dec 23 — Recycling your Christmas tree this season
Lions Club Christmas tree chipping events will not be held this season; however, safe and convenient tree recycling options will be available.
Archived - Dec 16 — Annual Polar Bear Swim to go online for 2021
The annual Polar Bear Swim will go ahead in 2021, but with an adjustment for physical distancing.
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