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Archived - Jul 01 — Here comes the fun: Seven hot summer day camps from the Park Board
The Vancouver Park Board has compiled a few suggestions on unique and affordable camps for kids this summer.
Archived - Jun 30 — See a map of patios with extended hours
See a map of restaurants with patios that will keep outdoor spaces open until 1:00am.
Archived - Jun 28 — Park Board accepts donation of unique public art dedicated to survivors
The Park Board is accepting the donation of a Survivor's Totem Pole dedicated to survivors of injustice. Learn more about its design and location.
Archived - Jun 27 — Vancouver Park Board launches new Stanley Park digital map and guide
The online map puts all you need to plan your Stanley Park visit in one place: activities, sightseeing, food and gifts, transportation, and trails.
Archived - Jun 23 — Vancouver takes next steps on taxing empty homes
A report coming to Council next week outlines next steps for the implementation of a tax on empty homes.
Archived - Jun 23 — City takes actions to enhance openness and transparency
We will be acting on all 12 recommendations outlined by the Office of the Information & Privacy Commissioner in its audit and compliance report "City of Vancouver Duty to Assist".
Archived - Jun 23 — Langara Golf Course – the oldest public golf course in BC – celebrates its 90th birthday on June 26
Langara Golf Course, the oldest public golf course in BC, turns 90 this weekend and we're celebrating with prizes, a history talk, and some employee recognition.
Archived - Jun 22 — Due to a possible postal disruption, choose other options than mail
In the event of a possible Canada Post service disruption, there are many options available to ensure payments are received by the City on time. Property taxes are due July 5.
Archived - Jun 22 — Jazz Fest is coming to Robson Square
On June 24, 2016, 800 Robson Street will be closed to vehicle traffic, as the organizers of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival begin to set up for performances starting on June 25th.
Archived - Jun 20 — City launches judicial review of Kinder Morgan’s pipeline expansion
We've asked the Federal Court of Appeal to review the National Energy Board's conditional recommendation of Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion that was invalid and unlawful.
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