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Archived - Jul 22 — City unveils new Indigenous murals as part of Canada 150+ program
We commissioned six paint and print murals created by Indigenous artists and artist teams, as part of our ongoing commitment to reconciliation.
Archived - Jul 21 — City proposes new incentives to deliver more housing options in single-family neighbourhoods
The changes would allow duplexes, coach homes, laneway, and other infill options – to rent and own – in Vancouver's low-density neighbourhoods.
Archived - Jul 21 — Safety improvements to begin at Knight and SE Marine interchange
Construction at the Knight Street and SE Marine interchange will begin Sunday, July 30.
Archived - Jul 21 — City seeks approval for $600,000 in funding to assist with overdose crisis
This funding will help groups on the front lines of the opioid crisis to address key needs found through consultation and public safety data monitoring.
Archived - Jul 17 — City making it easier to recycle while out and about
This summer, the City is expanding on-street recycling options throughout downtown Vancouver to help keep our streets clean, litter-free, and vibrant.
Archived - Jul 17 — City of Vancouver prepares for upcoming by-election this fall
On July 26, Vancouver City Council is expected to appoint the Chief Election Officer who is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the election. The Chief Election Officer’s primary role is to implement the by-election, ensure the integrity of the voting process and voter anonymity, and to encourage democratic participation.
Archived - Jul 14 — 25 overdose deaths reported for the month of June in Vancouver
Vancouver Police Department reported that Vancouver saw a total of 25 suspected overdose deaths during the month of June, a slight drop from the 30 deaths reported by the BC Coroner for May.
Archived - Jul 14 — Gathering of Canoes kicks off Canada 150+ signature events
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson joined 350 other paddlers in 30 canoes who traveled from Ambleside in West Vancouver to the shore at Vanier Park.
Archived - Jul 12 — The City of Vancouver Approves Investments in Arts and Culture through Grant Programs
Continuing its support of a diverse and robust cultural ecology across Vancouver, the City announced today its annual investments in Cultural Infrastructure Grants and Theatre Rental Grants.
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.
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