Kenneth Chan
Kenneth is the Urbanized Western Canada Editor of Daily Hive. He covers everything from local architecture and urban issues to design, economic development, and more. He has worked in various roles in the company since joining in 2012. Got a story idea? Email Kenneth at [email protected]
Construction begins on high-speed rail line between Las Vegas and Los Angeles
This will be North America's first true high-speed rail line.
Inside the 38,000 sq ft Decathlon Vancouver flagship store at Metrotown mall
The latest expansion of one of the world's largest sporting goods retailers.
MLA calls for new 57th Avenue bus route and Canada Line stations in Vancouver
The Cambie Corridor is experiencing significant densification.
"Recess!" This new Vancouver school features slides from the second level
It's time for recess, revolutionized!
Robson Street site acquired to build two rental housing towers
400 rental homes and 40,000 sq ft of retail.
Over 100 rental homes to be built near Dunbar Street and Marine Drive corner
One of five low-rise multi-unit residential projects in the area.
Disneyland's historic Autopia to get battery-electric conversion
Today is set to arrive at Tomorrowland đźš—
35 towers with 7,000 rental homes now proposed in Broadway Plan area
There have been a flood of applications in recent months.
First Shaughnessy neighbourhood in Vancouver to see more density allowances
Nearly 600 lots will see changes in their use.
New cancer centre at Burnaby Hospital named after donor
Part of the $2.4 billion hospital redevelopment.
Newly built Vancouver rental building turned into student housing
92 rental homes with 284 student beds.
Another transit worker labour dispute in Metro Vancouver is brewing
The union has made a deadline to reach a deal.
The most expensive public school in BC history will be built in Burnaby
It'll be the most expensive public school in BC history.
Hullo Ferries makes changes to its cancellation policies
Expect higher penalties and more limited flexibility.
City of Vancouver outlines new policies based on provincial legislation on housing
City staff are generally supportive of the mandated changes.
First Nations flags to be permanently flown at Vancouver City Hall
The Indigenous flags will be raised for the first time later this year.
Vancouver International Airport reclaims North America's best airport title
And it's also North America's cleanest airport.
BC government announces $300 million in funding for more TransLink buses
For service expansion to reduce overcrowding.