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Jul 11 — Utilities required to accommodate growth to be paid through new fee on development
City Council approved a new funding mechanism to ensure that sewer, water, and drainage systems keep up with the needs of our growing city.
Jul 11 — Arbutus Greenway’s design vision endorsed by Council
The design vision mixes vibrant public spaces, urban agriculture, a future streetcar route, and green transportation for people to walk, cycle, and relax.
Jul 10 — Future development in Chinatown will limit tall, wide buildings
Policy changes that will reduce the heights and sizes of buildings in Chinatown have been approved by Council
Jul 10 — City boosts support for Vancouver’s arts, culture, and creative sector
Vancouver’s arts and culture scene looks to the future to secure, enhance, and develop vibrant, affordable, and accessible spaces across the city.
Jul 10 — Park Board approves new nine acre roof-top park for redeveloped Oakridge Centre
The Park Board has approved a concept plan for a 9-acre park will be the first of its kind in Vancouver, located on the roof of a redeveloped Oakridge mall.
Jul 10 — What’s that smell? Rare corpse flower set to bloom at Park Board’s Bloedel Conservatory
The corpse flower, a rare, exotic tropical plant known for its putrid bouquet, is set to bloom at Bloedel Conservatory in Queen Elizabeth Park.
Jul 10 — Daycare Centre receives critical funding, will remain open
The 49 space Phil Bouvier Family Centre Daycare - slated to close this month - will remain open.
Jul 06 — Summer patios - get outside!
Patio season is in full swing, and locals and tourists alike can enjoy patios at restaurants throughout Vancouver this summer.
Jul 03 — 215 West 1st Avenue being considered as a site for temporary modular housing
The City of Vancouver and BC Government have taken the latest step towards creating 600 new homes for Vancouver's residents who are homeless.
Jun 29 — Relax and unwind at five new parklets and curbside patios
The City's pilot study on Parklets and curbside patios will introduce five new places this summer for residents and visitors to sit, relax, meet, and eat.
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