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Archived - Jun 24 — City welcomes delegates to Vancouver for the 2017 International Sustainable Campus Network Conference
The City of Vancouver, with the University of British Columbia, will host the 2017 International Sustainable Campus Network Conference, June 26-28, 2017.
Archived - Jun 22 — Vancouver Art Gallery North Plaza opens for events as Vancouver’s most compelling public space
Final upgrades to the North Plaza of the Vancouver Art Gallery will continue this summer. Long-planned events, such as Sport BC’s Summer Warm Up and the annual Thai Festival, will be accommodated.
Archived - Jun 22 — Westbound traffic along W 49th Ave at Cambie temporarily diverted to accommodate sewer upgrades
W 49th Avenue will be temporarily closed to traffic travelling westbound from Cambie to Heather Street in order to accommodate ongoing work for the Oakridge Trunk sewer upgrades.
Archived - Jun 21 — Doors Open Vancouver is this Saturday, June 24
This free event gives public behind-the-scenes access to some of the most iconic buildings in the city.
Archived - Jun 20 — City marks first day of summer with new solar panels at Creekside Paddling Centre
The City of Vancouver, Vancouver Park Board and Clean Energy Canada marked the summer solstice by launching Solar Now, a renewable energy demonstration project
Archived - Jun 16 — Park Board partner celebrates 100 years of lawn bowling in Stanley Park
The Stanley Park Lawn Bowling Club is celebrating its 100th anniversary just as it is undergoing a youthful transformation.
Archived - Jun 14 — Balmoral Hotel fully evacuated
All occupants of the Balmoral Hotel have been safely evacuated as of June 13, 2017 at 8:30pm.
Archived - Jun 12 — City unveils future of housing, delivering 11,500 new homes in Cambie Corridor
Cambie Corridor Plan first in a series of moves to deliver the 'right supply' of housing, including townhomes, row houses, and rental housing near transit
Archived - Jun 08 — City of Vancouver now a certified Living Wage employer
The City, Park Board, and VPD have taken steps to reduce inequality by becoming living wage employers, certified by the Living Wage for Families Campaign
Archived - Jun 05 — City and Park Board reveal concept plans for future of Northeast False Creek, including new park and removal of the viaducts
The City of Vancouver and Vancouver Park Board are taking among their last steps in public engagement to refine the area plan that will direct the future of Northeast False Creek.
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