"Tower of Bauble" ball-drop returns to Science World's entrance after restoration (PHOTOS)
The familiar "clunk" and "ding" sounds are back after a $75,000 repair!
End of the line in sight for two generations of old SkyTrain cars
Two models of SkyTrain cars from the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s will be retired.
Behind the high-flying job to fix Science World's dome lights (PHOTOS)
These technicians are behind the complex project to replace over 600 dome lights š”
Metro Vancouver home prices growing faster than forecasted this year to date: REBGV
And there's already more competition just ahead of summer.
Vancouver City Council rejects idea to ban natural gas for new homes
A majority of City Council argued many Asian cuisines require an open flame.
Most of Stanley Park Drive's temporary bike lane now removed
But work is still ongoing to create an additional park exit through the West End.
City begins public consultation on revitalizing Granville Entertainment District
"This was once a vibrant destination and it should be one again" š
TransLink ridership reaches 88% of pre-pandemic levels, with overcrowding a concern
Overcrowding is beginning to resemble pre-pandemic levels.
Metro Vancouver real estate board suggests property transfer tax changes
This would lower costs for renters upgrading to home ownership.
Port of Vancouver CEO leaving organization after 14 years
He's looking for a new challenge after the federal approval of the Delta port expansion.
Tall office tower amongst options for new Burnaby City Hall in Metrotown
The options include building on a public park, which would trigger a referendum.
"I love this project": BC transportation minister on TransLink's SFU Gondola
"I think it's going to be a really cool addition" š
Vancouver City Council to consider motion on banning natural gas in new homes
This would ban gas cooking and fireplaces in new homes š„š«
BC government announces first 10 cities that must meet new housing quotas
"It's a top priority to build as much housing as quickly as possible."
More service on False Creek and New Westminster ferries this summer
Metro Vancouver's three passenger-only ferries are ramping up service š„
BC government is looking to Vienna and Singapore for public housing models: Minister of Housing
Social housing not just for low-income people, but also for the middle class.
New boardwalk for Burrard Inlet's Shoreline Trail in Port Moody (RENDERINGS)
An impressive boardwalk over the easternmost end of Burrard Inlet.
Canada Place Way's second name of "Komagata Maru Place" approved
"A meaningful step towards acknowledging and rectifying our city's historical missteps."