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Archived - Apr 14 — City launches online survey to gauge public opinion on liquor policies
How should liquor be served, produced, and sold in Vancouver? Your feedback will help shape the Vancouver Liquor Strategy which will inform new or revised approaches to liquor. Tell us online by May 15 or visit us at Pop-Up City Hall on April 16 and 17.
Archived - Apr 13 — Improvements will lead to more vibrant public plaza downtown
A plan to improve the public space at the 800-block of Robson goes to Council for approval next week.
Archived - Apr 08 — Suggest a station site for public bike share
If you live, work, or play in and around Downtown, tell us where you want public bike share stations.
Archived - Apr 05 — Entries welcome for 2016 Book Award
Authors and publishers of books contributing to the appreciation of Vancouver's history, unique character, or the achievements of its residents are invited to submit entries for the annual award.
Archived - Apr 01 — Burrard Corridor construction impacts for April
During construction, at least one travel lane in each direction will stay open on Burrard Street on the north side of the bridge, with some full road closures on weekends on the south side of the bridge. Burrard Bridge is remains accessible throughout construction.
Archived - Mar 31 — City of Vancouver update
The City of Vancouver and the Park Board are deeply saddened to report that a workplace fatality of a Park Board arborist occurred this morning.
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Archived - Mar 22 — Help Vancouver Park Board grow our urban forest: plant a $10 tree in your yard today!
Buy a tree online at a low price if you live in Vancouver. The Park Board is selling twenty-two varieties of trees including fruit, flowering, shade, and conifer trees.
Archived - Mar 22 — City optimistic of federal funding for housing and transit
The 2016 federal budget commits $370+ million as a down payment for transit in Metro Vancouver, and increases funding for the Housing Partnership Stategy and Affordable Housing Initiative.
Archived - Mar 18 — City appoints new Aboriginal relations manager
Ginger Gosnell-Myers will bridge Aboriginal policies, programs, and relations across all City departments.
Archived - Mar 15 — City breaks ground on 135 units of affordable housing geared towards families
This morning we officially broke ground on a development with 135 units of affordable housing geared towards families, to be constructed at Quebec Street and 1st Avenue.
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