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Oct 30 — Park Board makes Vancouver’s last wild ravine more accessible than ever
The Vancouver Park Board’s renewal of Renfrew Community Park and Renfrew Ravine Park will provide easy access to the magical habitat of the ravine and Still Creek.
Oct 26 — City receives funding to digitize BC Gay and Lesbian Archives collection
The materials to be described and digitized reflect a broad range of LGBTQ2+ experiences and activities in the Vancouver area.
Oct 25 — City and Community Land Trust break ground on 140 new units of affordable co-op housing
140 new units of affordable co-op housing through the Vancouver Affordable Housing Agency (VAHA). More than 100 of the 140 homes are designed for families
Oct 25 — Chinatown Transformation Team invites community to work on sustaining neighbourhood's living heritage
Our CTT Team is working toward a new planning effort in Chinatown that will focus on supporting the community to sustain the neighbourhood's legacy.
Oct 24 — Chief Election Officer declares official results for 2018 election
The election verification process is complete. Those elected will serve for a four-year term until 2022.
Oct 22 — Mountain View Cemetery hosts All Souls events to honour dead through ceremony and celebration
Mountain View Cemetery will host a series of events that honour the dead through ceremony and celebration, when All Souls returns to the cemetery from October 27 to November 1.
Oct 17 — Sunset Community Centre voting extended for 15 minutes on October 16
Voting was extended for 15 minutes at Sunset Community Centre on October 16, due to a fire alarm going off in the building at 7:45pm.
Oct 16 — Portion of c̓əsnaʔəm village and burial site returned to Musqueam Indian Band
The City of Vancouver has returned a parcel of land located at 8902 Milton Street in present day Marpole to the Musqueam Indian Band.
Oct 12 — Statement on WeChat messages and alleged vote buying
We are aware of messages circulating on WeChat from the Canada Wenzhou Friendship Society that appear to offer money in exchange for voting in Richmond, Burnaby, and Vancouver.
Oct 12 — First week of October sees five suspected overdose deaths in Vancouver
In the first week of October, five people lost their lives to a suspected overdose in Vancouver.
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