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Archived - Oct 26 — Temporary modular housing for the homeless to be built at Cambie and West 57th Ave
The City of Vancouver and BC government announced the first two temporary modular housing buildings that are part of a plan to address the immediate housing needs for homeless residents in Vancouver.
Archived - Oct 24 — All Souls events honour dead through ceremony and celebration
All Souls returns to the City of Vancouver's Mountain View Cemetery with a series of events from October 28 to November 1 that honour the dead through ceremony and celebration.
Archived - Oct 23 — Adopting catch basins a “grate” volunteer opportunity
This fall, residents can use a new online tool to adopt their local catch basin.
Archived - Oct 22 — Celebrate opening of Vancouver’s first land trust building
This morning we marked the opening of The BRice, Vancouver’s first-ever land trust, bringing 48 new protected affordable one-bedroom rental homes.
Archived - Oct 19 — Can you survive alone for at least 72-hours if the 'Big One' strikes?
To mark Shake Out Day, we are reminding residents to be prepared to be self-sufficient for more than three days if a major earthquake hits the area.
Archived - Oct 18 — Vancouver Affordable Housing Agency adds 145 units of social housing in Mount Pleasant
The rezoning of the Vancouver Affordable Housing Agency site at 2221 Main St was approved by Vancouver City Council Tuesday evening.
Archived - Oct 18 — Chief Election Officer declares candidates elected
Chief Election Officer declares official results in the 2017 by-election.
Archived - Oct 16 — Nominations for City of Vancouver's 2018 Awards of Excellence now open
We are calling on members of the public to submit nominations for the 2018 Awards of Excellence, which opened this morning.
Archived - Oct 16 — Historic Orpheum celebrates 90 Years
This November, Vancouver's iconic Orpheum celebrates 90 years of entertainment.
Archived - Oct 12 — Stanley Park Ghost Train and VanDusen Glow in the Garden are set to entertain again this Halloween
Vancouver Park Board's Stanley Park Ghost Train and VanDusen Glow in the Garden are set to entertain again this Halloween.
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