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Archived - Feb 23 — Another milestone on the path to a new Killarney Seniors Centre achieved
The Vancouver Park Board has awarded the contract for the design and construction of the Killarney Seniors Centre to Ventana Construction Corporation and Taylor Kurtz Architecture + Design Inc.
Archived - Feb 19 — 2015 a record year for television and film in Vancouver
We continue to establish our city as a premier destination for film and TV production with 2015 proving to be a record setting year. Film activity increased by over 40% in comparison to 2014.
Archived - Feb 18 — Our proposed Urban Farming policy is going to Council for approval
A report to Council on February 23 recommends adopting an urban farming definition and regulations in the Zoning and Development Bylaw, and amending the License Bylaw to add an urban farming category. Find out more.
Archived - Feb 16 — Court rules in favour of plans for 178 secured market rental housing units in the West End
Twenty-six of the units in the proposed rezoning of 1754-1772 Pendrell St would have rents secured for 30 years at 20% below the average market rent in the West End.
Archived - Feb 15 — Park Board to Mayor: elected commissioners strongly oppose Sunset Beach Park as 4/20 location
Park Board Chair Kirby-Yung asked the Mayor for a meeting to identify together an alternate location for a safe and orderly 4/20 event.
Archived - Feb 15 — Watch TED2016 for free at select Vancouver locations
The Vancouver Public Library's Central, Kitsilano, and Renfrew branches and other locations are streaming the TED conference live February 15 to 19. Come watch amazing talks and performances about "dream", this year's conference theme.
Archived - Feb 12 — City preserves St. James Community Square for community use
We have finalized the purchase of St. James Community Square yesterday to ensure community ownership of the facility and its continuation as a cultural community asset and thriving space for all ages.
Archived - Feb 05 — City asks NEB not to approve pipeline expansion
Our lawyers delivered our final oral argument to the National Energy Board in Calgary today on the proposed Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion.
Archived - Feb 05 — City’s credit outlook revised to positive on improving financial management practices
Our long-term credit and senior unsecured debt credit ratings, as well as short-term issuer credit rating were affirmed at AA+ and A-1+, respectively. This change follows an increase in credit rating from AA to AA+ in 2015.
Archived - Feb 03 — New fund to spur energy efficiency upgrades for buildings
The $1 million fund will support our work to carry out the Building Energy Retrofit Strategy to reduce the amount of greenhouse gas emissions from buildings. Learn about the fund's first steps.
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