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Archived - Sep 25 — City of Vancouver predicts nearly 7,000 overdose support calls by the end of 2017
Vancouver Police Department reported that Vancouver saw a total of four suspected overdose deaths during the week of September 11 to 17, an increase from two reported the previous week.
Archived - Sep 25 — City invites residents to tour temporary modular housing display suite
We invite the public to tour a temporary modular housing display suite to learn more about our goals to help those hardest hit by the housing crisis.
Archived - Sep 21 — Helping the Burrard Inlet ecosystem: salt marsh in New Brighton Park already attracting juvenile salmon and rich marine life
A new tidal wetland in New Brighton Park in east Vancouver has been created to improve access to nature for park visitors, and provide habitat for fish, birds and other wildlife.
Archived - Sep 19 — City's Green Goals will create savings for residents, businesses
The City of Vancouver’s plan to phase out fossil fuels as part of the Greenest City Action Plan will save Vancouver households and businesses money in energy costs.
Archived - Sep 19 — Almost 500 units of new social and family housing to be added through upcoming rezonings
We are on track to add 390 new social housing units after several rezoning proposals were referred today by City Council to public hearing in October.
Archived - Sep 18 — City kicks off Climate Week
Today marks the first day of Climate Week 2017 and Vancouver has made significant progress towards its Greenest City Action Plan 2020 targets.
Archived - Sep 15 — Mayor Robertson invites all communities to Walk for Reconciliation
Join Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson and thousands of people of all backgrounds in the Walk for Reconciliation on Sunday, September 24. Meet at 9:30am at the intersection of West Georgia and Cambie Streets.
Archived - Sep 13 — 2017 summer sees record cycling volumes on five major bike routes across Vancouver
This July and August, Vancouver saw record cycling volumes on five of the city’s 10 fully protected bike routes.
Archived - Sep 12 — City of Vancouver reports 23 suspected overdose deaths in August
Vancouver Police Department reported a suspected twenty three overdose deaths during the month of August, a slight increase from the eighteen deaths confirmed in July by the BC Coroners Service.
Archived - Sep 12 — Businesses, industry invited to provide input on Single-Use Item Reduction Strategy
The City of Vancouver is inviting businesses and industry representatives to provide feedback as we develop a Single-Use Item Reduction Strategy.
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