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Archived - Oct 03 — Vancouver and Surrey call for innovation for future smart corridors
The cities of Vancouver and Surrey are calling on businesses from around the world to join them in advancing their Smart Cities Challenge vision to create Canada's first two collision-free corridors.
Archived - Oct 02 — Kids Vote gets kids involved in the Vancouver city election
In the 2018 Vancouver city election, kids can try out voting through a special Kids Vote program!
Archived - Oct 01 — Fall leaf guide
Throughout Vancouver, trees are shedding their leaves in preparation for winter, which means it’s fall-en to us to remind you about our leaf collection services and the steps we can all take to keep our streets and sidewalks safe.
Archived - Oct 01 — City offers added voting opportunities in the Downtown Eastside and surrounding neighbourhoods
We are expanding voting opportunities in the 2018 election by adding homeless shelters and social service drop-in centres to the list of voting locations.
Archived - Oct 01 — Celebrate Halloween at VanDusen Bootanical Garden
Tickets go on sale today for the annual Halloween celebration VanDusen Glow in the Garden.
Archived - Sep 21 — Adopt a catch basin returns to Vancouver for second year
you are invited to take part in a growing community of residents who have adopted and named a local catch basin as part of their family fun.
Archived - Jan 30 — 58 West Hastings rezoning approved by Council
Proposed plans for the site will see more than 200 units of social housing for lower-income residents in the Downtown Eastside
Archived - Nov 08 — Installation of heritage-style lamp posts and suicide prevention fencing on Burrard Bridge starts this week
Construction of new heritage-style lamp posts and installation of new suicide prevention fencing will begin this November on the west side of the Burrard Bridge.
Archived - Sep 14 — Vancouver poised to take next steps on Empty Homes Tax
City on track to implement proposed tax by 2017, aiming to put 10,000+ empty and underutilized homes back into Vancouver’s rental market.
Archived - Sep 29 — First Shaughnessy designated Heritage Conservation Area
The First Shaughnessy Heritage Conservation Area will protect historic homes from demolition while allowing for modest density increases, where appropriate.
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