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Nov 02 — Up to 650 units of affordable non-market housing proposed in Yaletown
City of Vancouver, BC Housing, and Concord Pacific have announced a framework agreement to build up to 650 units of affordable non-market housing in Yaletown
Nov 02 — Free parking for Veterans November 4 to 11
From November 4 to 11, vehicles displaying BC veteran licence plates are exempt from parking fees at City of Vancouver parking meters and Park Board operated parking facilities.
Nov 01 — City and Province open temporary shelters for winter months
Today, the first of nearly 300 temporary shelter beds will open for people experiencing homelessness to stay warm and dry during Vancouver's coldest, wettest months.
Oct 30 — Eighteen individuals receive Civic Merit Award
Mayor Gregor Robertson, on behalf of City Council, honoured 18 individuals with a Civic Merit Award in recognition of their outstanding achievements benefiting the community.
Oct 30 — Park Board makes Vancouver’s last wild ravine more accessible than ever
The Vancouver Park Board’s renewal of Renfrew Community Park and Renfrew Ravine Park will provide easy access to the magical habitat of the ravine and Still Creek.
Oct 26 — City receives funding to digitize BC Gay and Lesbian Archives collection
The materials to be described and digitized reflect a broad range of LGBTQ2+ experiences and activities in the Vancouver area.
Oct 26 — Let's talk money, Vancouver
The City is kicking off its annual public engagement campaign to solicit public input on priorities for spending in the 2019 Budget.
Oct 25 — City and Community Land Trust break ground on 140 new units of affordable co-op housing
140 new units of affordable co-op housing through the Vancouver Affordable Housing Agency (VAHA). More than 100 of the 140 homes are designed for families
Oct 25 — Chinatown Transformation Team invites community to work on sustaining neighbourhood's living heritage
Our CTT Team is working toward a new planning effort in Chinatown that will focus on supporting the community to sustain the neighbourhood's legacy.
Oct 25 — Park Board Chair apologizes to Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations for remarks regarding Stanley Park
Park Board Chair apologizes to Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations for remarks regarding the history of the area now known as Stanley Park.
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