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Archived - Sep 11 — #VIVARobson launches - consultation on Vancouver’s future public plaza at 800 Robson Street
Give us your feedback to help transform 800 Robson Street, between the Vancouver Art Gallery and the Law Courts, into a permanent city-serving destination plaza.
Archived - Sep 08 — We seek second round of input to help shape liquor polices
Based on public feedback heard earlier this year, we have developed draft recommendations that will shape the Vancouver Liquor Strategy, and we want your input on those recommendations.
Archived - Sep 07 — Love is already in the air at newly installed love locks
Find out how the newly installed love locks sculpture at Queen Elizabeth Park is already inspiring romance for residents.
Archived - Sep 06 — 2016 City of Vancouver Book Award finalists announced
Three books that reflect Vancouver's unique character, culture and history have been selected as finalists for the 2016 City of Vancouver Book Award.
Archived - Aug 31 — Recycling collection service changes this fall
Residential recycling collection will switch to Multi-Material BC (MMBC) service providers starting Oct 3. Find out the minor changes that may affect you.
Archived - Aug 24 — Americas Masters Games opening ceremonies
The first-ever Americas Masters Games are in Vancouver Aug 26 to Sep 4, 2016. See the opening ceremonies for free at Jack Poole Plaza on Aug 27 at 6:00pm.
Archived - Aug 18 — Mobi bike share program expands
Mobi has grown to 46 stations, almost 500 bikes, and 25,508 total rides since July 20. Learn about day and monthly passes that are now available to buy.
Archived - Aug 18 — City looks for opinions on types of signs in Vancouver
Tell us what you think about different types of signs, the way they're used, and their impact on the city, to inform our Sign Bylaw update.
Archived - Aug 15 — City of Vancouver’s Affordable Housing Agency building 400 new affordable rental homes
Learn about the four sites contributed by the City to build homes for working residents, seniors, and families with low to moderate incomes.
Archived - Aug 11 — City’s smallest library makes a big impact
Find out why the Carnegie Branch of the Vancouver Public Library is the third busiest in the city.
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