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Archived - Feb 21 — Neighbourhood Energy Utility to expand around False Creek
The City’s low-carbon Neighbourhood Energy Utility in Southeast False Creek, could see future expansion into parts of Mount Pleasant, the False Creek Flats, and Northeast False Creek.
Archived - Feb 19 — Park Board adjusts seasonal pay parking at Spanish Banks
The Park Board is modifying plans to introduce peak season pay parking at Spanish Banks beaches in consideration of the extensive amount of public feedback.
Archived - Feb 16 — Creative collaborations: Artists in Communities grants inspire neighbourhood art-making
Four new Artists in Communities projects offer Vancouver residents an opportunity to co-create with local artists.
Archived - Feb 14 — Northeast False Creek final plan approved by Council
Vancouver City Council approved the Northeast False Creek Final Plan, making a historic decision on the shape that the neighbourhood will take in the years to come.
Archived - Feb 13 — Celebrating Vancouver's most outstanding citizens
Find out who we honoured for making Vancouver a greener, healthier, more diverse, accessible, and prosperous city at the 2018 Awards of Excellence.
Archived - Feb 09 — Park Board statement on BC Supreme court ruling regarding cetaceans at Vancouver Aquarium
The Park Board is disappointed with the ruling and will be reviewing the reasons for judgment and considering its options going forward.
Archived - Feb 08 — Water, sewer, and street upgrades underway across the city this spring
A number of water, sewer, and street improvement projects are underway this spring to upgrade essential infrastructure.
Archived - Feb 05 — Vancouver and Surrey join forces for Smart Cities Challenge
Over the coming months, both cities are seeking input from citizens, entrepreneurs, innovators, and businesses with a final proposal to be submitted to Infrastructure Canada.
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.
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