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Archived - Apr 29 — City response to BC Liberal statement on natural gas
The City wishes to clarify that it is not banning the use of natural gas in Vancouver.
Archived - Apr 28 — Vote for Vancouver's permanent official City Bird
Vote online or in-person for one of our local birds from April 28 to May 14: Anna's Hummingbird, Spotted Towhee, Northern Flicker, and the Varied Thrush.
Archived - Apr 27 — 29% increase in overdose response calls from last week
Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services reported 169 overdose response calls for the week of April 17, a 29% increase from the previous week.
Archived - Apr 27 — Park Board supports Vancouver Aquarium’s Marine Mammal Rescue Centre
We will keep working with Aquarium staff to support a thriving rescue program while we change our bylaw to ban live cetaceans in our parks.
Archived - Apr 26 — Canada 150+ signature events revealed
We're announcing our Canada 150+ signature events for you to experience Indigenous culture throughout Vancouver this year.
Archived - Apr 26 — Annual litter cleanup campaign - Keep Vancouver Spectacular - kicks-off Saturday, April 29
Starting April 29, hundreds of volunteers will join us to kick-off spring cleaning for our year-long litter cleanup program: Keep Vancouver Spectacular.
Archived - Apr 25 — Vancouver Heritage Award winners represent excellence in preservation projects
Find out the projects and accomplishments were awarded for promoting heritage conservation, public education, advocacy, and awareness in Vancouver.
Archived - Apr 22 — Vancouver Park Board opens baseball field designed for children with disabilities
The wheelchair-accessible field at Hillcrest Park is western Canada's first Challenger baseball field for children with physical and cognitive challenges.
Archived - Apr 21 — Sunset Beach Park to be closed for repairs after 4/20
The field will close for up to five weeks to recover from the 4/20 marijuana event. The Park Board will try to recoup repair costs from event organizers.
Archived - Apr 12 — City reflects on one year since declaration of public health emergency
Over 1,000 people across BC have died from drug overdoses since the fentanyl crisis began one year ago, with Vancouver hit the hardest.
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