Broadway Corridor

• Broadway bike lane? Idea approved by Vancouver council could face chopping block

  Should Vancouver build a dedicated bike lane on Broadway? Council approved the idea last year, but a report to council could scuttle the proposal for now.

  Politics

  Mar 24, 2023
  
• ‘It’s unfair’: Business group calls for support as more shops shutter during Broadway construction

  According to the Mount Pleasant BIA, at least 56 businesses along the Broadway Subway Project line are "papered-up" or displaying "for lease" signs in the windows.

  Politics

  Mar 21, 2023
  
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• Vancouver businesses close as heritage building façade crumbles

  Businesses in a heritage building on East Broadway in Vancouver were forced to close as engineers assessed the health of the building's brick exterior.

  Economy

  Mar 14, 2023
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• Broadway corridor businesses urge shoppers to buy local as subway construction delayed

  “It was a little bit of a kick in the gut,” said Portside Interiors owner Gene Guindon upon learning the Broadway subway line's completion date was delayed to early 2026.

  Economy

  Nov 28, 2022
• Vancouver council approves controversial 30-year Broadway Plan

  The 30-year plan to turn the bustling Broadway corridor between Clark Drive and Vine Street into Vancouver's "second downtown" will create new housing, jobs and amenities.

  Politics

  Jun 22, 2022
• Vancouver considering financial relief for businesses hurt by Broadway construction

  Crews have been hammering away, blocking off portions of the street's sidewalks and parking stalls for months on end, as they work on the Broadway Subway Project.

  Politics

  Jun 18, 2022
• Public hearings begin on Vancouver’s divisive Broadway Plan

  The plan is meant to guide development along the city's Broadway corridor over the next 30 years and take advantage of the completion of the new $2.8 billion Broadway subway.

  Politics

  May 18, 2022
• Vancouver Tenants Union fears Broadway Plan will lead to evictions, massive rent hikes

  Nearly 60 per cent of households are renters according to the Vancouver Tenants Union, which fears mass redevelopment could escalate land prices sharply.

  Politics

  May 17, 2022
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• 99 B-line cyclist highlights congestion on North America’s busiest bus route

  Cyclist Ashcon Partovi rides to UBC with an illuminated sign reading "99 BUS FULL," a daily reality for hundreds of commuters.

  Features

  Nov 28, 2019
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• New study on growth of Broadway corridor highlights need for UBC SkyTrain extension

  The study suggests the Broadway corridor generates nearly one dollar for every $10 of the Metro Vancouver region's GDP.

  Canada

  May 19, 2019