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Bylaw blocks volunteers from building tiny home in Vancouver’s CRAB Park"It's ridiculous, forcing people to live in tents in the cold that we suffer in these northern climates," said Bradley Gustafson of End Homelessness Canada.PoliticsJan 19
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‘Tents all day’: Ex-Vancouver park ranger separates fact from ‘fantasy’ of the jobAmanda Gray, who works in the film industry, joined the park rangers in June as a temporary hire during the Hollywood strikes. She said she was burned out within two months.PoliticsDec 19, 2023
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Vancouver Park Board votes to repair, not demolish wrecked Jericho PierThe pier has been closed to the public since last January, when a storm did significant damage to the pier, the Stanley Park seawall and the Kitsilano Pool.PoliticsSep 12, 2023
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With hotter summers ahead, Vancouver’s Stanley Park to get new fire risk mitigation planThe Stanley Park Forest Management Plan has not been updated since 2009 and it's time for a new plan, according to Commissioner Tom Digby.FireJul 11, 2023
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Vancouver looks to frozen eggs to help control Canada goose populationStaff want to replace real eggs with frozen eggs in Canada goose nests to help control the population in parks, where frequent defecation is posing a challenge.EnvironmentMar 27, 2023
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Vancouver park board to vote on removing separated Stanley Park bike laneWhile commissioners aim to offer an alternative for next summer, the possibility of removing the temporary bike lane, even temporarily, has upset a number of recreationalists.PoliticsDec 1, 2022
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As summer heats up, taps turned off at two Vancouver splash padsIn an interview, park board commissioner John Coupar said the board has received "lots of calls" from families disappointed by the closures.PoliticsJul 11, 2022
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Final section of Stanley Park seawall reopens after storm damage repairMembers of the public are now free to roam between Vancouver's Third Beach and Lions Gate Bridge, which was heavily damaged by extreme winds and a king tide on Jan. 7.WeatherApr 27, 2022
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‘When are you going to do something?’ Businesses near Oppenheimer Park call for city action"We needed to ask our elected officials what's going to happen next, and when are you going to do something?" asked the head of the Strathcona BIA.Jan 7, 2020
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