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Legends of Tomorrow (left) and Batwoman (right). (The CW)
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The CW cancels Vancouver-filmed "Batwoman" and "Legends of Tomorrow"

The number of Arrowverse productions based in Vancouver was just cut by half.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 30, 2022
The area around SkyTrain Commercial-Broadway Station. (Kenneth Chan/Daily Hive)
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30% of Commercial Drive BIA's budget spent on cleaning SkyTrain hub area

"It is a real challenge to keep the area safe."

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 30, 2022
E-bike for Evolve Bike Share. (Evo Car Share)
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Evo Car Share launching new Evolve e-bike share service

Evo has big plans to launch its own electric bike public share business 🚲

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 29, 2022
Olympic rings installation in Coal Harbour during the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. (Shutterstock)
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International Olympic Committee to visit Vancouver next week for potential 2030 bid

BREAKING... The momentum for the Vancouver 2030 Olympic Winter Games is accelerating.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 29, 2022
April 2022 artistic rendering of CURV at 1059-1075 Nelson Street, Vancouver. (WKK Architects/Bravia Group)
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World's tallest Passive House green building in Vancouver moving forward

Vancouver's future 3rd tallest and greenest building includes condos, rentals, and social housing.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 29, 2022
Existing condition of Hudson's Bay former flagship store in downtown Winnipeg. (Google Maps)
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Hudson's Bay donates Winnipeg store to First Nations for affordable housing

The federal and Manitoba governments are providing $100 million towards construction.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 29, 2022
Three route options for Upper Levels Greenway. (City of North Vancouver)
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North Vancouver City planning 3-km-long walking and cycling pathway

Upper Levels Greenway is expected to cost $6.7 million.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 29, 2022
Before (top) and after (bottom) in the seismic redevelopment of the UBC Museum of Anthropology. (UBC)
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Iconic hall of UBC Museum of Anthropology now demolished for redevelopment

The major seismic upgrade redevelopment has reached a big milestone.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 29, 2022
Artistic rendering of the Ashley Mar Co-op redevelopment with 649 rental homes at 8460 Ash Street and 8495 Cambie Street, Vancouver. The rezoning application was approved by Vancouver City Council in 2021. (Perkins & Will/Intracorp Homes)
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8,800 new homes approved by City of Vancouver in 2021

50% of current residents and 75% of new households are now renting.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 28, 2022
Aerial fo Vancouver (Shutterstock)
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Vancouver City Council approves Empty Homes Tax hike to 5% of assessed value

The city will also study the feasibility of a further increase to 10% in the future.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 28, 2022
Smithe-Richards urban park, April 2022. (Vancouver Park Board)
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Big new park in Vancouver with elevated walkways and washrooms opens (PHOTOS)

It includes a Kafka cafe location, as well as a elevated walkways, a playground, and public washrooms.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 28, 2022
Team Sweden's performance at the 2018 Honda Celebration of Light fireworks festival. (Gabriel Lam/submitted)
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Honda Celebration of Light 2022 participating countries announced

Look up at the sky over English Bay, as Vancouver's biggest summer event is back! šŸŽ‡

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 28, 2022
Downtown Vancouver (Shutterstock)
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Downtown Vancouver pedestrian traffic and transit ridership recovery lagging

But there are real signs of recovery compared to earlier in the pandemic.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 28, 2022
Tree plantings. (Tree Canada)
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City of Surrey to plant 20% more new trees in 2022

A total of 12,300 trees, plus thousands of seedlings 🌲

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 28, 2022
Artistic rendering of 6877-6945 Palm Avenue, Burnaby. (DA Architects & Planners/BCGEU)
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Burnaby Council approves BCGEU rental housing at Royal Oak SkyTrain

Nearly 300 rental homes with half of the units at below-market and large enough for families.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 28, 2022
April 2022 artistic rendering of the revised design for Coronation Park in Port Moody. (Boniface Oleksiuk Politano Architects/Wesgroup Properties)
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Port Moody Council approves Coronation Park's 2,700 homes next to SkyTrain

The massive redevelopment received Port Moody City Council's green light.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 27, 2022
Starbucks closed many locations across downtown Vancouver earlier in the pandemic, including the cafe at the corner of Jervis and Robson streets. This retail unit, previously Cow's Ice Cream, has since reverted to an ice cream shop for Bella Gelateria. (Kenneth Chan/Daily Hive)
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Vancouver City Council proposes Empty Stores Tax to reduce vacant storefronts

This strategy to reduce storefront vacancies was initially proposed by Mayor Kennedy Stewart.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 27, 2022
Vancouver City Hall (City of Vancouver)
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City of Vancouver ends trend of shifting property taxes from businesses to residents

The business property tax share was previously on a downward trend since 1994.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Apr 27, 2022
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