1,500 rental homes in three towers planned near Lougheed SkyTrain in Burnaby
A project now 10 years in the making.
New renderings of the former MEC Broadway redevelopment in Vancouver
500+ rental homes, plus retail, restaurants, childcare, and a green space.
City of Richmond proposing to build over 200 rental homes in Aberdeen area
For a substantial City-owned site.
B.C. sets target of 30,000 new homes for Burnaby, Coquitlam, Langley and Richmond
Another 10 cities across B.C. now have targets.
Victoria buses get 'Standing Room Only' signs as BC Transit tackles pass-ups
Optimizing all onboard capacity.
Fraser Downs horse racecourse in Surrey closes for mixed-use housing redevelopment
Vancouver's Hastings Racecourse is now B.C.'s remaining horse racing venue.
Granville Island prioritizing new bridge elevator, observation deck, and market building
A massive revitalization project for Granville Island.
Final mass-timber beam installed for new PNE amphitheatre's roof
Construction on the roof first began just three months ago.
Hullo Ferries marks second anniversary with 40% ridership growth, high reliability
A game-changing service between Vancouver Island and Metro Vancouver.
Inside the $2.5-million 2025 PNE Prize Home, once again in Langley
The 91st annual PNE Prize Home.
PNE adds BC Lottery Corporation as a sponsor for new amphitheatre
"We’re excited to create a BCLC Backyard experience."
Surrey, Delta, and Langley Township want to enable more outward urban growth
The Urban Containment Boundary was created to prevent more sprawl.
'Mind The Gap' at some SkyTrain stations with the new Mark V trains
For the very first time on the SkyTrain network.
Bold concept for a new Kitsilano Pool imagines a vibrant waterfront
A new functional urban oasis.
Petition seeks to unite White Rock and Surrey as a single city
Reversing a decision made nearly 70 years ago.
18-storey rental housing tower eyed next to TransLink's Kootenay bus loop
Replacing a previous six-storey proposal.
New federal 'Build Canada Homes' developer to build and finance affordable housing
It could act as a developer in varying capacities.
B.C. court strikes down City of Vancouver's newest ride-hailing fees
The judge ruled this went far beyond the City's legal jurisdiction.