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Archived - Mar 21 — Pop-up tea cart events serve up information on City initiatives in Chinatown
Tea and talk about City initiatives in Chinatown will be served up at two special community tea cart pop-up events.
Archived - Mar 19 — City opens Saa-ust Centre at 44 East Cordova Street
In anticipation of community hearings being hosted by the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in April, we are opening a temporary space to offer support to families and survivors at 44 E Cordova.
Archived - Mar 19 — Follow the bunny at the Stanley Park Easter Train
The Stanley Park Easter Train runs March 22 – 25 and March 29 – April 2, 10am to 5pm.
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Archived - Mar 18 — JUNOS to highlight Canadian music in Vancouver this week
A portion of the Georgia Viaduct will be transformed into a red carpet walk for the final event of the 2018 JUNO Awards.
Archived - Mar 15 — Pacific Great Blue Herons return to Stanley Park colony for 18th year
Pacific Great Blue herons are now nesting in the colony located at the Park Board offices on Beach Avenue in Stanley Park.
Archived - Mar 15 — Park Board responds to City motion to convert Langara Golf Course into park
City of Vancouver Council passed a motion which proposes that City staff approach the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation to explore options to convert some of Langara Golf Course into alternative park use.
Archived - Mar 14 — Vancouver takes next step to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure
Vancouver City Council approved the recommendations made in the Electric Vehicle Ecosystem Program Update, which focus on accelerating EV adoption, growing the public charging network, and ensuring that EVs can be charged at all new residential parking stalls.
Archived - Mar 14 — Little Mountain identified as a potential site for temporary modular housing
The latest step has been taken towards creating 600 new homes for Vancouver's homeless residents by proposing the planned addition of a temporary modular housing building at East 37th near Main Street.
Archived - Mar 14 — Temporary modular housing approved for Kaslo Street
The Director of Planning for the City of Vancouver, Gil Kelley, announced the approval of a development permit to build 52 new temporary modular housing units at 4480 Kaslo St.
Archived - Mar 12 — City gears up for pothole repairs this spring
We are gearing up for the annual stretch of pothole repairs — a priority for road crews following the cold winter months.
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