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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.
Apr 23 — Park Board statement on closure of Sunset Beach Park and field
The Park Board will attempt to have Sunset Beach Park and field open to the public by early June 2018.
Apr 23 — Empty Homes Tax to generate estimated $30 million
Vancouver's Empty Homes Tax, the first of its kind in North America, will generate an estimated $30 million in revenue to the City.
Apr 22 — City Council apologizes to Chinese Community for past discrimination
Vancouver City Council delivered a formal apology for historical discrimination of Chinese residents in Vancouver.
Apr 20 — Public bike share program reaches Commercial Drive
The City, in partnership with TransLink and Vancouver Bike Share Inc., is pleased to announce that the expansion of Vancouver's public bike share program service area has reached Commercial Drive.
Apr 19 — City legalizes short-term rentals in Vancouver
City Council enacted a new bylaw that permits Vancouver residents to operate short-term rentals in their principal residence for stays of less than 30 days.
Apr 19 — City invites public to have their say on Arbutus Greenway Proposed Design
The City of Vancouver has revealed the proposed design concept for one of Vancouver’s most compelling public spaces — the Arbutus Greenway.
Apr 18 — Your water-wise summer starts early this year
Today City Council approved a new Drinking Water Conservation Bylaw to align with the Metro Vancouver Drinking Water Conservation Plan.
Apr 18 — More voting access for citizens with disabilities and other vulnerable residents
An update to Vancouver’s election bylaw now allows us to bring voting to shelters, drop-in centres, and small care facilities.
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