Kenneth Chan
Kenneth is the Urbanized Editor of Daily Hive. He covers everything from local architecture and urban issues to design, economic development, and more. He has worked in various roles in the company since joining in 2012. Got a story idea? Email Kenneth at kenneth@dailyhive.com
Vancouver City Council could decide on MLB expansion team proponent this July
More details could be revealed this summer.
Vancouver Community College eyes major redevelopment of Broadway campus
Catalyzed by the Broadway Plan and SkyTrain extension.
Total government costs of FIFA World Cup in Canada could reach over $1 billion
Costs have risen since Vancouver and Toronto were confirmed as host cities.
Two-month FIFA World Cup closure of Pacific Boulevard begins this weekend
These are the finalized road closure plans for Downtown Vancouver.
Metro Vancouver-based, last-mile delivery firm to go public in $1.4-billion valuation
It was named the 5th fastest-growing tech company in Canada.
BC Hydro launches $1-billion customer efficiency push to delay new infrastructure
This includes free smart thermostats for homes using baseboard heating.
29-storey tower with Marriott hotel and rental housing approved for Yaletown
Construction could begin in 2028.
First new train arrives for Amtrak Cascades, linking Vancouver, Seattle and Portland
The first of eight new trains for the Pacific Northwest fleet.
Months-long detour ends: Broadway at Main Street reopens after road reconstruction
An initial reopening of two lanes, followed by four lanes in July.
36,000 sq. ft. Thrifty Foods to open in new complex next to Brentwood SkyTrain
An anchor retailer for the Brentwood Block development.
Union representing Metro Vancouver bus and SeaBus workers threatens strike
Unifor claims negotiations have stalled.
Cost of TransLink's King George Boulevard BRT line soars to $700 million
"We have to be honest about the cost."
TransLink eyes Hastings Street bus stop changes for Downtown Eastside, RapidBus
Bus stop relocations and additions for the R5 RapidBus.
Kitsilano Beach's iconic courts refreshed with Canada Basketball logo
These courts have hosted generations of Canadian athletes, including Olympians.
Massive mining truck finds permanent home at Britannia Mine Museum
Impossible to miss on the Sea to Sky Highway.
Industry group says City of Vancouver natural gas limits drive up housing costs
"It’s a welcome recognition that the world has changed."
City of Surrey moves to cut building development fees in push for more housing
But it requires the provincial government's approval.