First Nation in Surrey to build organic waste facility with $14.4 million in federal funding
A revenue-generating business for the First Nation that creates renewable natural gas.
181 rental homes coming to Granville Street near 41st Avenue in Vancouver
A pair of five-storey rental housing buildings near the prominent intersection.
TransLink's Bike Bus service to Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal returns this summer
It's making a return this summer after a successful inaugural season last year š²
YVR Airport creates online dashboard for real-time security wait times and parking availability
Check this out next time you fly āļø
Student housing eyed for Kwantlen Polytechnic University's Surrey campus
KPU has long-term plans to redevelop all four campuses.
Opponents of Jericho Lands proposal want low-rise development instead of towers
A group of local residents are weighing in on the Indigenous-led project.
E-bike and e-scooter share services launch in Coquitlam
Just in time for the Canada Day long weekend š“š²
Busiest park? Metro Vancouver's 25 regional parks ranked by visitation
These regional parks saw over 14 million visitors last year š²
Vancouver-based real estate developer expands to the United States
It now has 5,000 rentals and 10,000 condos in the pipeline.
Downtown Vancouver's office vacancy rate rises to over 12%
The trend of expiring leases not being renewed is expected to grow.
New high-speed ferries for Vancouver to Nanaimo service arrive in BC
The frequent daily service is set to launch in August ā“ā“
Port Coquitlam strengthens bylaws banning open drug use in public spaces
"There shouldnāt be a green light to deadly drugs in parks and playgrounds."
150-room Marriott brand hotel to be built in the Fraser Valley
Located next to the Trans Canada Highway, it'll be Chilliwack's largest hotel.
Telus partners with Australian firm to install 5,000 free car chargers in Canada
And of course, there will also be Telus' WiFi capability ā”ļøš¶
76 rental homes coming to Dunbar Street in Vancouver's Westside
Located in close proximity to the R4 RapidBus, ideal for UBC students.
British Columbia will need much more electricity sooner than expected: government
This takes into account the new Site C hydroelectric dam, which was nearly cancelled.
Vacant new office space to be converted into a hotel in downtown Vancouver
Weak demand for office space, but huge demand for more hotel rooms.
Excess electricity from SkyTrain and trolley bus could be used to charge electric vehicles
All part of an effort to make public transit even more green ā”ļø