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Archived - Dec 28 — Vancouver Park Board’s Polar Bear Swim back for 96th year on January 1st
Vancouver Park Board’s Polar Bear Swim back for 96th year on January 1st
Archived - Dec 22 — Free public #VanWiFi access added to more locations
Free public #VanWiFi access is now available at 21 civic locations throughout Vancouver thanks to additional sites installed in the past two months.
Archived - Dec 21 — Premier basketball rebounds in Vancouver
Basketball fans will have a chance to watch high-level play in their own backyard when two National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) tournaments hit Vancouver in 2017.
Archived - Dec 18 — Vancouver supports Vancity donation campaign for refugees
As part of welcoming efforts to help resettle Syrian refugees in Vancouver and other communities, the City is pleased to support the Vancity Humanitarian Fund.
Archived - Dec 17 — City crews prepare for snow fall
City crews are out today applying brine to arterial roads, priority hills, bridge decks, and bike routes across the city in preparation for freezing temperatures that are expected in the coming days.
Archived - Dec 16 — Extra shelter spaces open due to cold weather alert
Cold weather is forecast for Vancouver December 16. The City has activated the Assistance to Shelter Act for police to assist persons at risk due to extreme weather conditions. Find extra shelter spaces here.
Archived - Dec 14 — City invites submissions for Urban Design Awards
Submit an entry for the Vancouver Urban Design Awards, which celebrate projects that demonstrate excellence in architecture and design and contribute to creating a vibrant, livable city.
Archived - Dec 11 — Vancouver's winter shelters hit full capacity within hours of opening
After reaching full capacity within hours of opening their doors, Vancouver's four temporary winter shelters have had to consistently turn people away due to a lack of available beds.
Archived - Dec 09 — Update on Le Marche St. George
In response to several media requests, we would like to clarify that Le Marche St George, a popular local market in East Vancouver, is not about to be shut down by the City
Archived - Dec 04 — City Hall's brass doors sealed for the future
The 80-year-old, original doors just received a modern polymer coating that bonds and seals the brass, substantially reducing the amount of upkeep necessary to retain a freshly polished look.
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