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Archived - Oct 05 — New rental building provides 81 affordable homes for downtown Vancouver residents
This morning the City marked the opening of 1105 Seymour, which brings 81 non-market rental homes to singles, couples, families and seniors in downtown Vancouver.
Archived - Oct 05 — Vancouver shortlisted as FIFA 2026 World Cup bid city
Yesterday Vancouver was shortlisted as a candidate host city in the United Bid to stage the 2026 FIFA World Cup, taking the city one step closer to being part of world's biggest sporting coYeahmpetition.
Archived - Oct 04 — Mayor's Arts Awards celebrate those making an impact on Vancouver's arts and culture community
The contribution of community leaders and artists who are impacting Vancouver's creative scene will be recognized at a ceremony on October 11.
Archived - Oct 02 — Fall leaf guide
We’d like to remind residents about our fall leaf collection services and the actions we all can take to keep our streets and sidewalks safe for everyone!
Archived - Oct 02 — Advance voting for by-election takes place on October 4 and 10
Vote in advance for the 2017 by-election: October 4 and 10 at Vancouver City Hall, 453 West 12th Ave, 8:00am – 8:00pm.
Archived - Sep 27 — Multiple opportunities for public to provide input on City budget
Our 2018-2022 Budget Outlook is ready to view online. Find out how to get involved in the engagement process for the City's 2018 Budget and five-year financial plan.
Archived - Sep 27 — City of Vancouver celebrates Culture Days with free events across the city
Ensuring everyone has access to participate actively in arts and culture, Culture Days will host free events all across Canada for three days from September 29 to October 1.
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.
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