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May 14 — Jefferson Center to convene Community Panel to inform selection of a new arterial through False Creek Flats
The Jefferson Center will convene a community panel that will help to inform a new arterial alignment through the False Creek Flats.
May 09 — 688 Cambie Street being considered as a site for temporary modular housing
We have taken steps towards creating 600 new homes for homeless residents with the proposed addition of 100 new temporary modular homes at 688 Cambie St.
May 09 — Next phase of False Creek South process to address resident leases
Our goal is to prioritize retaining existing community members, protect vulnerable residents, and create affordable and diverse housing options.
May 04 — VAHA and City announce Community Land Trust will build 1,000 units of affordable rental housing on City land
Community Land Trust (CLT) will develop seven sites of City-owned land, resulting in approximately 1,000 new affordable rental units.
May 03 — Park Board and City Grow the urban forest: 100,000 new trees and counting
We have passed the milestone of 100,000 new trees planted in Vancouver since 2010 and are closing in on the civic goal of 150,000 new trees by 2020.
May 02 — City’s updated Liquor Policy increases support for local businesses, arts and cultural organizations, and public health and safety
Council has enacted bylaws to support businesses, promote public health, and align with provincial regulations by updating our Liquor Policy.
May 02 — Phase 3 of Cambie Corridor Plan approved by Council
City Council approved the Cambie Corridor Phase 3 Plan, which will transform single-family neighbourhoods.
May 01 — City of Vancouver celebrates one year as a Living Wage employer
In 2017, Vancouver became the largest city in Canada to be certified as a Living Wage employer and a year on they have recommitted to this minimum level of pay for both staff and externally contracted vendors.
May 01 — City releases 2018 Homeless Count results and presents actions for responding to homelessness
Homeless count results give insight as to who is experiencing homelessness, what services have been implemented, and efforts to add new affordable housing.
Apr 24 — City Hall’s new heat pump is more energy efficient, reduces GHGs, and saves taxpayer money in the process
To address the City’s target to reduce corporate carbon emissions by 33 percent below 2007 levels by 2020, City Hall is now using a zero emissions air source heat pump.
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