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Archived - Nov 16 — Stormy weather will bring down leaves; Please help clear street drains
With high winds and heavy rain in the forecast, as well as higher than usual tides, please take a few minutes to prevent flooding by clearing street and alley storm drains of leaves and debris.
Archived - Nov 15 — Robson North parking permits expire 30 November
Remember to renew your permit. Starting 19 November, you can renew your permit at the West End Community Centre. There will be extended hours on 29 November.
Archived - Nov 15 — New paving process using recycled plastic
The City has developed a new warm mix paving process that uses a state-of-the-art wax material derived from 100 per cent recycled plastics. The paving method reduces greenhouse gases and improves air quality during the paving process.
Archived - Nov 15 — City Archives presents historic films from Vancouver’s past
An afternoon at the movies will transport audiences through Vancouver’s past as the City of Vancouver Archives presents Vintage Vancouver, a showcase of historic films from its collection.
Archived - Nov 14 — FCM launches national The Great Canadian Infrastructure Challenge
Get involved in The Great Canadian Infrastructure Challenge. Add your support for cleaner drinking water, shorter commute times and expert treatment of wastewater across Canada.
Archived - Nov 13 — High tides expected in November – Similar to what we could expect with climate change
Starting 15 November, king tides are expected in Vancouver until 15 December. King tides are extreme high tide events. These king tide events offer us a chance to visualize what normal sea levels may look like in the future as levels rise due to climate change.
Archived - Nov 09 — Historic lights honouring WWI veterans to be lit for Remembrance Day
On Remembrance Day, four decorative lights at the north and south entrances to the Burrard Bridge will be lit in honour of the veterans of the First World War.
Archived - Nov 08 — Cauldron lighting kicks off Remembrance Day events in Vancouver
Come out to this year's Remembrance Day ceremonies beginning with a brief ceremony and lighting of the cauldron in Jack Poole Plaza at 8:00am, followed by Vancouver’s main Remembrance Day Ceremony and Parade at 10:00am at the Cenotaph at Victory Square.
Archived - Nov 07 — City and union ratify four-year agreement
City Council and CUPE local 15 have ratified a four-year agreement covering 3,700 clerical, technical and administrative workers. The term of the new agreement is 1 January 2012 to 31 December 2015.
Archived - Nov 06 — From mischief to theft, Vancouver’s crime data for 2003 to 2011 now available for download
Using statistical data extracted from the Vancouver Police Department's computer systems, the public can now access and download Vancouver crime data for 2003 to June 2011.
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