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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 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 — Come to a Candidate 101 info session
Learn all about the duties of elected officials, plus details about the 2018 municipal election process.
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 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.
Jun 20 — Province provides better housing as City closes Regent Hotel
It has been determined that the structural and life-safety deficiencies at the Regent Hotel constitute an unsafe condition.
Jun 20 — New Broadway planning initiative to integrate land use with future SkyTrain extension
A major planning initiative to develop a land use policy plan for the Broadway area will integrate the future SkyTrain Millennium Line Broadway extension.
Jun 19 — The City is extremely disappointed that the Kettle Boffo project will not be going ahead
A rezoning application was not submitted, therefore Community Amenity Contributions were not determined and the negotiations were not completed.
Jun 18 — In historic move, two high-profile public plazas given Indigenous names
At a special ceremony it was announced that new, Indigenous names have been given to the Vancouver Art Gallery north plaza and to the space formerly known as the Queen Elizabeth Theatre Plaza.
Jun 15 — Be the first to enjoy new plaza at Main and 14th
Residents and visitors out enjoying Vancouver this summer are encouraged to visit any of the new, improved, and activated public spaces across the city.
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