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Archived - Nov 24 — City of Vancouver, FortisBC working together to tackle climate change
FortisBC and the City of Vancouver announced that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to team up on climate action projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase investment in energy efficiency and renewable energy.
Archived - Nov 24 — Housing Vancouver strategy to revitalize and transform low-density neighbourhoods
The City will transform single-family neighbourhoods by increasing the variety of homes available for families, renters, and seniors.
Archived - Nov 23 — It’s the most wonderful time of the year … at VanDusen Festival of Lights
The 33rd annual VanDusen Festival of Lights—Vancouver’s premier and longest running holiday event—returns December 1 to January 7 (closed December 25).
Archived - Nov 16 — City to expand successful public bike share program
The City has partnered with Mobi by Shaw Go and Translink to expand the bike share program service area to Commercial Drive.
Archived - Nov 16 — Vancouver Park Board hires first reconciliation planner
The Vancouver Park Board approves reconciliation planner position to advance ambitious reconciliation agenda.
Archived - Nov 15 — City seeks Community Panel to guide decision making on new arterial through False Creek Flats
The City will initiate a Community Panel in 2018 to explore options for a future False Creek Flats Arterial Overpass.
Archived - Nov 15 — City provides 2018 provincial budget submission
The City has submitted its 2018 budget priorities to the Provincial Government as part of province-wide consultations.
Archived - Nov 14 — Council approves new short-term rental regulations
City Council has approved new regulations for short-term rentals, legalizing rentals of less than 30 days in principal residences in Vancouver.
Archived - Nov 14 — Fall street leaf cleaning to begin this week
With the majority of our tree canopy now bare, City crews will begin to sweep and clear leaves from streets starting November 14.
Archived - Nov 09 — City and Park Board use past winter to improve snow response and prepare for future
Based on the lessons learned over the 2016/2017 winter, the City and Vancouver Park Board have adopted recommendations for improvements to enhance service to residents when snow falls.
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