Vancouver laneway house bylaw changes to be heard at public hearing
The proposed changes include streamlining the review process for larger homes and increasing sizing requirements. Continue reading
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Proposal for new height limits in Chinatown goes to vote Tuesday
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
A former city councillor says Chinatown is likely to change in the coming years, whether people like it or not. Continue reading
Squamish Nation, City of Vancouver to appeal Trans Mountain court ruling
The BC Supreme Court struck down a bid to void a provincial environmental certificate for the project in May. Continue reading
City of Vancouver proposes housing endowment valued at over $2B
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
The move is part of the city’s 10-year housing strategy. Continue reading
City of Vancouver praising new federal funds to tackle homelessness
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
“It’s great to see this renewed commitment.” Continue reading
City of Vancouver proposes new height limits for Chinatown developments
The City of Vancouver is proposing a height limit of 90 feet for any new developments. Continue reading
Vancouver politicians want provincial funding, rules for rainbow crosswalks across B.C.
“The impetus behind this really comes from some controversial attempts by communities across B.C. to install the rainbow crosswalks.” Continue reading
City of Vancouver calling for support of low-barrier opioid distribution pilot from provincial and federal governments
By Erin Ubels News Anchor
“At the end of the day what this would do is help keep people alive.” Continue reading
Vancouver, Squamish Nation lose court challenges over Trans Mountain expansion
The British Columbia Supreme Court has dismissed their petitions aimed at quashing an environmental assessment certificate issued by the province for the project. Continue reading
City of Vancouver votes to ban single-use plastic straws and styrofoam cups
By Nadia Stewart Videojournalist
Staff will be presenting their Single Use Reduction Strategy policy at city hall Continue reading
