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Archived - Aug 15 — Boaters encouraged to pump, not dump
The City of Vancouver and the Park Board have launched a free mobile pump-out service in False Creek to increase access to sewage disposal facilities and help improve water quality.
Archived - Aug 11 — Celebrate public art, music, food, and family activities at Vancouver Mural Festival
Continuing its commitment to maintaining and enhancing Vancouver's arts and culture scene, the City of Vancouver is supporting Vancouver Mural Festival, now in its second year.
Archived - Aug 11 — City streets in high use for fun, community, and creativity this August
Summer event and filming are in full swing at the City with more than 81 events and 70 productions planning to use portions of Vancouver’s streets in August. Residents and visitors are encouraged to participate in the festivities and to plan ahead when travelling around the City.
Archived - Aug 11 — Statement regarding 1550 West 29 Avenue
City staff have met with the owners on many occasions to try and find a solution to the issues relating to 1550 West 29th Avenue but are limited as to the action they can take.
Archived - Aug 09 — Beaches for all: Park Board launches beach mat pilot project at English Bay
Mobi-Mat allows those with mobility challenges to enjoy the ocean.
Archived - Aug 08 — Surprise and Delight: Five new public spaces to enjoy this summer
While you are out enjoying the city this summer on a walk, roll, or bike ride, consider stopping by one of five photogenic new public spaces recently installed across the city.
Archived - Aug 08 — Nomination packages available for candidates running in by-election
Information packages for candidates running in the October 14 by-election are now available online and at City Hall on the third floor in the City Clerk’s Office.
Archived - Aug 05 — The Drum is Calling Festival in numbers
During nine days, close to 40,000 attendees enjoyed the diverse offerings of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis artists, performers, storytellers, chefs, dancers, drummers, artisans, filmmakers, designers, writers, activists, young leaders, and elders.
Archived - Aug 04 — Two overdose deaths reported for the week of July 24
The Vancouver Police Department reported a suspected two overdose deaths for the week of July 24, down from three reported the previous week.
Archived - Aug 04 — Beat the heat this long weekend
As the region continues to experience high temperatures and reduced air quality, the City of Vancouver is expanding its services so that residents and visitors are safe over the long weekend.
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