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Jun 14 — Now more people can use public bike share to get more places
Mobi by Shaw Go will now be more accessible thanks to the expansion to Commercial Drive, a reduction of the minimum age to 12 years old, and a partnership to launch the Vancity Community Pass.
Jun 13 — City proposes $2 billion housing endowment fund with Housing Vancouver strategy update
The City will be proposing the consolidation of a $2 billion dollar Vancouver Affordable Housing Endowment Fund to Council next week.
Jun 07 — 4949 Heather Street being considered as a site for temporary modular housing
The City and Government of BC have taken steps towards creating new homes with the proposed addition of 100 new temporary modular homes at 4949 Heather St.
Jun 06 — Candidate names to be listed in random order on 2018 election ballot
Mayoral, councillor, and Park Board commissioner candidates will now be listed in random order, not alphabetical, on Vancouver's election ballots.
Jun 06 — Temporary modular housing approved for Little Mountain site
Director of Planning Gil Kelley announced the approval of a development permit to build 46 new temporary modular homes at 137 East 37th Avenue.
Jun 05 — Changes to Chinatown development policies aim to improve fit of new buildings and maintain neighborhood character
Changes are being proposed to development policies in Chinatown to help new development fit better with the historic and cultural character of the neighborhood.
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 30 — 2019-2022 Draft Capital Plan proposes increased focus on renewing aging infrastructure and amenities
The draft 2019-2022 Capital Plan will be presented to City Council on June 5.
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.
Archived - May 25 — Majority of empty homes tax exemptions due to property transfer or redevelopment/renovation
Of the 5,200 properties declared exempt from the tax, the majority of those claimed an exemption due to transfer of the property during the year.
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