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Jun 28 — Property taxes and home owner grant claims due July 4
The City is reminding homeowners that the deadline to pay property taxes and to claim a home owner grant for 2018 is Wednesday, July 4.
Jun 28 — 10,000 square-foot Killarney Seniors Centre now officially open
The long-awaited Killarney Seniors Centre opened today with a community celebration attended by hundreds of seniors, family, and friends.
Jun 28 — Relocation of Regent tenants completed
As of 1:45pm today, all occupants of the Regent Hotel have been safely relocated.
Jun 27 — Swim to Survive Day: free drowning prevention courses in July for Vancouver youth
The Vancouver Park Board and the BC and Yukon Lifesaving Society are joining forces this summer to train Vancouver youth in essential drowning prevention skills.
Jun 27 — City takes next step ahead of Cannabis legalization
City Council has approved the “Cannabis Store” in preparation for the federal legalization of cannabis on October 17.
Jun 26 — City creates 1,000 childcare spaces, surpassing target
The City of Vancouver announced that the target of 1,000 new childcare spaces from the Capital Plan for 2015-2018 has been surpassed.
Jun 25 — Information session to provide details on Cambie Corridor utilities plan and accommodating new homes and job space
The Cambie Corridor Plan is moving into its next phase of implementation with the creation of a strategy to upgrade utilities to serve new homes and space for new jobs.
Jun 21 — Vancouver Park Board and Vancouver Symphony Orchestra present first-ever ”Symphony At Sunset,” a free, open-air concert July 14th at Sunset Beach Park
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and Park Board today announced a unique collaboration to present a free, open-air concert at Sunset Beach Park July 14th.
Jun 21 — City endorses Making Room program to increase housing choices in Vancouver
Council endorsed the launch of a new program called Making Room, which will transform low density neighbourhoods by adding housing choice to neighbourhoods across the city.
Jun 21 — City approves plans to transform how affordable housing is delivered across Vancouver
Council approved the creation of a $2-billion Vancouver Affordable Housing Endowment Fund, which will have a clear mandate to preserve and grow affordable housing in the city.
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