City of Vancouver Website Skip Links
Home > About Vancouver > News
Latest news
Results (51 - 60 of 1000)
Jun 01 — Cambie Bridge walking and cycling upgrades begin this weekend
Changes to improve comfort and safety for people walking and cycling over Cambie Bridge will begin on June 2, 2018.
May 31 — City calls for federal and provincial support of low-barrier opioid distribution pilot
Mayor Gregor Robertson is calling for the federal and provincial government to fully support the implementation of an innovative low-barrier opioid distribution pilot.
May 30 — BC Gay and Lesbian archives collection donated to the City archives
The BC Gay and Lesbian Archives, a collection established and maintained since 1976 by Ron Dutton, has been donated to the City of Vancouver Archives and is now available to the public.
May 25 — Park Board improves beach experience with second Mobi-Mat and new water wheelchairs for those with mobility challenges
Vancouver Park Board improves beach experience with second Mobi-Mat and 10 new water wheelchairs for those with mobility challenges.
May 24 — Statement by the City of Vancouver regarding today's BC Supreme Court decision
The City of Vancouver is disappointed with the BC Supreme Court decision to dismiss the City's petition.
May 23 — City aims to curb land speculation along Broadway Corridor
We are proposing a new policy to limit land speculation along Broadway in advance of the community and transportation planning that will culminate in a new SkyTrain line.
May 15 — Heather Lands to become new sustainable neighbourhood that integrates First Nations culture and traditions
The Heather Lands, a major site in the Cambie Corridor, now has a plan for the future.
May 15 — Vancouver announces Christie Charles as the City’s first local Indigenous Poet Laureate
Christie Charles of Musqueam was officially appointed at the City’s fifth Poet Laureate this morning at Vancouver City Council.
May 15 — BC elevated water flow – Vancouver readiness
With serious flooding and continued rising waters affecting the interior of British Columbia, we are preparing for potential local impacts, and to assist in the currently affected areas.
May 15 — Creative City Strategy early findings shape vision for culture and creativity in Vancouver
City Staff presented an update to Council on the early findings that will shape the Creative City Strategy.
Looking for past news or events?
Search archived content from vancouver.ca on Archive-it for news and events that took place more than 1 year ago.
Get instant news updates
Subscribe to our RSS feed to get real-time updates of news from City Hall.
