City of North Vancouver begins planning process to overhaul zoning policies
The municipal "bible" regulating land use and building developments will completely change.
Vancouver's new single-storey temporary modular housing buildings taking shape (PHOTOS)
90 new additional spaces for people in the Downtown Eastside.
Seaside sips: Alcohol could soon be allowed at select Vancouver beaches
Legal alcohol drinking at beaches could be grape news for drinkers š·š»
Office and retail recovery? Downtown Vancouver mobile data use at 47% of pre-pandemic levels
It paints a picture of downtown Vancouver's office and retail recovery.
79 new rental homes and retail coming to Kerrisdale in Vancouver
A sizeable redevelopment for the Kerrisdale retail district.
City of Burnaby exploring building more public washrooms, including self-cleaning facilities
Automated self-cleaning public washrooms just like Vancouver š½
BC government overrides lawsuit against Arbutus supportive housing to enable construction
The controversial supportive housing project in Kitsilano will be built.
Construction starts on Burnaby's Olympic-sized aquatic centre and rink (RENDERINGS)
The $187-million project at Burnaby Lake will be a destination-sized recreation centre.
Business group calls for 2% shift of Vancouver property taxes to residents
To support struggling businesses, a 2% shift of the property tax burden from businesses to residents.
TransLink bus drivers' union ratify new agreement with up to 12.5% wage increase
This positively benefits over 5,000 bus and SeaBus workers šā“
New protocols to improve operations and customer service, including deplaning within 30 minutes.
Dates for Honda Celebration of Light Vancouver fireworks change for 2023
This year's fireworks won't coincide with BC Day long weekend and Vancouver Pride.
Five First Nations in British Columbia to receive 443 sq km of crown lands
They'll gain the equivalent of Vancouver, Surrey, and New Westminster combined, plus $800 million.
Construction begins on BCIT Burnaby's 12-storey mass timber student housing tower
When complete in 2024, it'll more than double BCIT's on-campus student housing.
First tunnel boring machine arrives at Broadway-City Hall Station
The first tunnel boring machine is now approaching the halfway point to Arbutus! š
Construction begins on $33-million road upgrade for R6 Scott Road RapidBus
9 km of bus-only lanes on Scott Road and 72 Avenue ahead of the 2024 launch š
Number of reported assaults, fires, and overdoses drop following Hastings decampment
The City says it will remove any returning tents and structures to prevent the encampment's reformation.
Criminals are unwelcome on Metro Vancouver's transit system: TransLink CEO
"Everyone has the right to feel safe on transit."