The park board manages 160 playgrounds in the city’s parks, many of which it says are nearing the end of their lifespan.  Continue reading →

The weekly Third Beach drum circle drew upwards of 4,000 people on nights in June, with some nights seeing hundreds of liquor pour outs. Continue reading →

The idea comes after the board said it would remove a memorial bench after the victim’s surviving partner gave it a makeover, which the city said amounted to vandalism. Continue reading →

“I’ve been creating art all my life. It’s a way for me to process, to connect with others and to really share what is going on in the inside,” said Julia Goudkova. Continue reading →

The legal dispute over a ban on captive whales and dolphins now appears to be water under the bridge. Continue reading →

If both the Park Board and local First Nations agree, the event could be back on an annual basis starting in 2020. Continue reading →

“We don’t have any idea how large the crowd could be. There’s no limits on the size of the crowd, there’s no designated exit areas​,” said Vancouver firefighters. Continue reading →

Commissioner Dave Demers wants city staff to review how the city’s courses are being used, and what the city could be missing out on by holding them for golf. Continue reading →

The footprint of the container terminal is set to grow, which one park commissioner says will block the view from the inner city park. Continue reading →

The new art project invites people to write to select trees, and believe it or not, they’ll get a response. Continue reading →