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Archived - Oct 12 — Park Board officially opens city’s newest park and asks residents to help name it
Vancouver Park Board opens park with a unique bike repair station at Yukon Street and 17th Avenue in the Riley Park neighbourhood.Help us name this park!
Archived - Oct 12 — Heavy rains, high winds forecast for Vancouver and region
Heavy rainfall and high winds will start late Wednesday. Clear leaves and debris near catch basins and sewer drains to reduce the risk of flooding.
Archived - Oct 06 — Affordable homes, integrated health centre to be built in Downtown Eastside
We are partnering to create a facility with about 250 homes and a 55,000 square foot integrated health centre.
Archived - Oct 03 — "Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun: Unceded Territories" wins 2016 ...
Artist Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun and editors Karen Duffek and Tania Willard were presented with the prize on Monday evening at the 2016 Mayor’s Arts Awards.
Archived - Sep 29 — Vancouver Park Board opens first outdoor pickleball court
Vancouver Park Board opens first outdoor pickleball court in Queen Elizabeth Park, with John Hendry Park to follow.
Archived - Sep 29 — City launches multi-lingual public consultation on proposed Empty Homes Tax
To gain public feedback on the proposed Empty Homes Tax, we have launched an online survey and will host a series of open houses throughout October.
Archived - Sep 28 — Participate in the City's 2017 budget process
Learn about the 2017 budget and share your thoughts in a survey and at a roadshow, open house, and dialogue session in October and November. Read the 2017-2021 Budget Outlook as a guide for our budget decisions.
Archived - Sep 28 — City proposes to license short-term rentals
City staff are proposing a new business licence that will allow short-term rentals in principal residences, whether owned or rented. Find out more.
Archived - Sep 28 — City moves forward with first temporary modular housing project
The Vancouver Affordable Housing Agency (VAHA) has chosen Horizon North to build Vancouver's first temporary modular housing project at 1500 Main St, bringing affordable housing options to local residents.
Archived - Sep 27 — City committed to neighbourhood energy systems
BC Utilities Commission (BCUC) declined Creative Energy’s Neighbourhood Energy Agreement with us, but we stay committed to neighbourhood energy systems.
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