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Archived - Apr 06 — Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services overdose response calls up 18% in March compared to February
VF&RS report overdose calls continue to rise. Councillor Jang presents to the Standing Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs in Ottawa.
Archived - Apr 04 — City launches partnership with 100 Resilient Cities and names first chief resilience officer
Katie McPherson will lead the development of the citywide Resilience Strategy to ensure our residents, communities, institutions, businesses, and systems can persist, adapt, and grow no matter what kinds of chronic stresses and acute shocks Vancouver may experience.
Archived - Mar 31 — Vancouver artists invited to create pieces to decorate utility boxes
Get the design criteria and requirements to apply to have your art appear on one of 30 utility boxes around the city.
Archived - Mar 29 — City takes bold next steps for advancing public spaces
We took an exciting step to build off of VIVA Vancouver and advance public spaces by initiating the development of a Downtown Places and Spaces Strategy.
Archived - Mar 28 — Land exchange agreement relating to 1099 Richards and 508 Helmcken
Read the land exchange contract and development agreement between the City, Brenhill and 127 Society relating to 1099 Richards and 508 Helmcken.
Archived - Mar 24 — New approach looks at building the right housing supply
We are pursuing several new priorities to deliver greater volumes and more varied housing supply across the city.
Archived - Mar 21 — City launches Historical Discrimination Against People of Chinese Descent Advisory Group
The advisory group will provide input on the public consultation process and review the outcomes, propose wording for an official apology, and recommend next steps in support of reconciliation.
Archived - Mar 21 — Overdose deaths in March likely to surpass February totals
To support work to reverse this trend, the City is advocating that senior levels of government act now to increase access to treatment-on-demand options.
Archived - Mar 17 — New washroom signage at City Hall welcomes trans* individuals
New washroom signage at Vancouver City Hall is being updated to state, “Trans people welcome.”
Archived - Mar 16 — Number of overdose calls last week remains higher than historical average
The mayor says federal funding should be used for clean prescription drugs and substitution therapy, and expanded treatment-on-demand services.
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