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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 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.
Archived - Jan 17 — Council approves Women’s Equity Strategy
City Council approved Vancouver: A City For All Women, Women’s Equity Strategy 2018-2028.
Archived - Jan 15 — New restaurant soon to open in historic Stanley Park location
Learn how the new Stanley Park Brewing restaurant will be a positive addition to the park.
Archived - Jan 11 — Postmedia donates historic photographs to City Archives
The City of Vancouver Archives is set to gain more than two million 20th century photographic negatives thanks to Postmedia Network Inc. ("Postmedia").
Archived - Jan 10 — City selects first Artist-in-Residence for Engineering Services
We are pleased to announce Germaine Koh as the new Artist-in-Residence for its Engineering department.
Archived - Jan 09 — 55% of Empty Homes Tax declarations submitted to date
With less than a month to go until Empty Homes Tax declarations are due, all owners of residential property in Vancouver are required to submit a declaration by February 2, 2018, to ensure they do not face unnecessary fines and penalties.
Archived - Jan 05 — 595 and 599 West 2nd Ave planned as next site for temporary modular housing
The latest step has been taken towards creating 600 new homes for Vancouver’s homeless residents with the planned addition of approximately 50 temporary modular homes at 595 and 599 West 2nd Ave.
Archived - Dec 27 — Update on City of Vancouver operations December 27th
With snow in the forecast over the winter holidays, the City is initiating its snow plan and reminding residents of what they can do to stay safe.
Archived - Dec 21 — City's director of legal services receives Queen's Counsel designation
Francie Connell, Director of Legal Services and City Solicitor is one of 27 appointees to be recognized of the honorary title of Queen's counsel for 2017.
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