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Archived - Jul 11 — Knight Street infrastructure upgrades complete
Work to update aging water mains, separate the sewer system, and enhance safety along the S-Curve on Knight Street from 12th to 37th Avenue is now complete.
Archived - Jul 11 — City of Vancouver sends Canada Task Force-1 members to support wildfire fight
The City of Vancouver has sent six members of Canada Task Force-1, Vancouver's Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Team, to support efforts to respond to the wildfires that have triggered the declaration of a province-wide state of emergency.
Archived - Jul 11 — Vancouver takes steps towards legalizing short-term rentals
Short-term rentals could be allowed in principal residences for periods of less than 30 days at a time, if Council approves the proposed rules at a public hearing in fall 2017.
Archived - Jul 10 — Celebration of the Arbutus Greenway temporary path
On Saturday afternoon, Mayor Gregor Robertson and Jerry Dobrovolny joined the community to celebrate the Arbutus Greenway temporary path.
Archived - Jul 07 — Park Acquisition Strategy and 3030 Victoria Drive
Get an update on the status of 3030 Victoria Drive, a City property intended to expand John Hendry Park (Trout Lake).
Archived - Jul 07 — Hot times, summer in the city
The summer sunshine makes Vancouver parks a perfect, summer playground. However, this weather increases the fire hazard in city parks.
Archived - Jul 05 — City introduces regulations for short-term rentals
Vancouver City staff are proposing a new regulatory framework for short-term rentals - including Airbnb, Expedia and others - that will protect long-term rental housing supply while enabling supplemental income for local residents.
Archived - Jul 04 — Trial plaza opens at Bute and Robson
Opened just in time for Canada Day on July 1, the plaza at Bute and Robson will remain open until October 16.
Archived - Jun 30 — Canada Day Pot Protest to take place in downtown park despite lack of permit
On the day of the event, park rangers will monitor Thornton Park along with the many other events taking place in our parks on Canada Day. Vancouver Police officers will be on-site to manage traffic and keep the peace.
Archived - Jun 30 — Important information on the Vancouver Empty Homes Tax
Residential property owners should be reminded that non-principal residences must be occupied by a tenant for six months in 2017, or qualify for one of the exemptions to avoid being subject to the tax.
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