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Archived - Feb 02 — Vancouver shows its support for Canadian Athletes
The City of Vancouver will be lighting up some of its landmarks in red to show support for Canada's athletes at the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.
Archived - Feb 02 — City opens 135 new affordable housing geared towards families
Families seeking affordable housing in Vancouver will now have access to Railyard Housing Co-op, a below-market building in Southeast False Creek with 135 affordable homes.
Archived - Jan 29 — Empty Homes Tax declarations due in less than one week
A total of 11% of Vancouver homeowners have not yet submitted their Empty Homes Tax declarations and only have four days left before the February 2 deadline or their properties will be deemed vacant and subject to the Empty Homes Tax.
Archived - Jan 25 — Vancouver inches closer to being part of 2026 FIFA World Cup
Council will vote on the whether to sign an agreement which represents the next step towards Vancouver becoming a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Archived - Jan 24 — Ambitious Northeast False Creek final plan to go to City Council
Get the plan highlights: housing, parks, transportation, healthy communities, reconciliation, cultural redress. Council considers the final plan on Jan 31.
Archived - Jan 23 — Knight and SE Marine safety improvements near complete
The northbound off-ramp at Knight Street and SE Marine Drive has fully reopened to all traffic. Work to improve the very busy intersection and off-ramp is now near complete.
Archived - Jan 22 — Council appoints new city clerk and chief election officer, following retirement
Vancouver City Council appointed Katrina Leckovic into the role of city clerk and Rosemary Hagiwara to the position of chief election officer for the 2018 municipal election.
Archived - Jan 19 — City partners with Shaw to expand public’s access to free WiFi
Currently, about 550 free public WiFi locations are currently active, with the remaining locations becoming active over the coming months.
Archived - Jan 19 — Vancouver remains one of the best places to live and work as a movie maker in North America
The City of Vancouver has been ranked as the second best place in North America for movie makers to live and work.
Archived - Jan 18 — Park Board responds to Vancouver Aquarium decision on cetaceans in captivity
The Vancouver Park Board applauds the Vancouver Aquarium's decision that it will end the importation and display of live cetaceans in Stanley Park.
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