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Jul 24 — New planning program to explore the future of Jericho Lands
The Jericho Lands will undergo a comprehensive planning and engagement program that will help guide future redevelopment and create a new community.
Archived - Jul 20 — Celebrating two years of public bike share in Vancouver
Vancouver’s public bike share system is marking two years of helping residents and visitors get around Vancouver with over one million rides.
Archived - Jul 17 — 155 temporary modular homes filled with people previously experiencing homelessness
Vancouver’s new temporary modular housing program has provided much needed safe and stable housing. As of July 16, 155 people experiencing homelessness have moved into new homes.
Archived - Jul 16 — “Uncle Fester” corpse flower now in full and fetid bloom at Bloedel Conservatory
A putrid spectacle is now underway at Bloedel Conservatory where the Park Board’s rare titan arum or corpse flower is now in full bloom.
Archived - Jul 16 — New PayByPhone feature allows residents to park until the next day and get home safely with the Nightbus
A new “Park Until” feature on the PayByPhone app allows users to leave their car overnight at the meter and pay in advance for parking the next morning.
Archived - Jul 16 — Beat the heat
With Environment Canada issuing a special weather statement for hot weather, we are reminding you to stay safe, drink water, and check on others.
Archived - Jul 16 — Nomination packages available for citizens running in the 2018 municipal election
Running for office? Fill out your nomination package and get started on becoming a candidate in the October city election.
Archived - Jul 13 — Stage is set for Symphony at Sunset on Saturday
The Vancouver Park Board and Vancouver Symphony Orchestra will present the first free, open-air concert at Sunset Beach Park on Saturday, July 14.
Archived - Jul 11 — Utilities required to accommodate growth to be paid through new fee on development
City Council approved a new funding mechanism to ensure that sewer, water, and drainage systems keep up with the needs of our growing city.
Archived - Jul 10 — Future development in Chinatown will limit tall, wide buildings
Policy changes that will reduce the heights and sizes of buildings in Chinatown have been approved by Council
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