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Archived - Dec 19 — Draino McDrainface voted the “gratest” catch basin name by Vancouver residents
Residents placed their votes for their favourite catch basin names in our Catch Basin Naming Contest and Draino McDrainface is the winner.
Archived - Dec 19 — Warming centres being activated as temporary shelters near capacity
Three temporary warming centres will be activated starting December 20 to provide a safe, warm place for people living on the street.
Archived - Dec 18 — City appoints new General Manager of Arts, Culture, and Community Services
Sandra Singh, current Chief Librarian at Vancouver Public Library, will take on the role of General Manager in Arts, Culture, and Community Services in April next year.
Archived - Dec 15 — Holiday Heights goes ‘Arctic’ this year at Bloedel Conservatory
Holiday Heights at Bloedel is back with an Arctic theme, running daily between 10 am and 8 pm from Friday, December 15 to Sunday, January 7.
Archived - Dec 14 — City urges homeowners to make their Empty Homes Tax declaration
Declarations can be made online, in person at City Hall, and over the phone by calling 3-1-1.
Archived - Dec 13 — Council approves funding to extend legacy and spirit of Canada 150+ program
City Council approved $350,000 in funding from the City of Vancouver Innovation Fund for collaboration with First Nations and urban Indigenous communities in support of arts and culture programs.
Archived - Dec 12 — Mayor and Council approve 2018 Budget
For 2018, we're investing in affordable housing, homelessness support, opioid crisis response, childcare, police officers, utilities, and transportation.
Archived - Dec 07 — Vancouver Fire has responded to over 6,000 overdose calls this year
Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services has responded to more than 6,000 overdose calls this year, up 28% from the previous year with a month remaining in 2017.
Archived - Dec 05 — BC Housing and City granted injunction to stop delays on temporary modular housing development in Marpole
The Supreme Court of BC granted an injunction which will help prevent further delays to the construction of temporary modular housing at 7430 and 7460 Heather Street (650 West 57th Avenue).
Archived - Dec 04 — Community forum on legacy businesses focuses on Chinatown's cherished stores
The importance of legacy businesses in Vancouver's Chinatown will be the topic for discussion at a community forum that will focus on stores that the community cherishes.
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