Vancouver City Council
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Some Vancouver ‘view cones’ could be scrapped under proposed reviewLove them or hate them, so-called "view cones" have been a critical feature of Vancouver's development policy since 1989.PoliticsSep 27
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Vancouver mayor says missing middle just a start, as critics say plan not bold enoughVancouver city council voted unanimously to change zoning and development bylaws to allow more "missing middle" housing that fills the gap between detached homes and apartments.PoliticsSep 15
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Vancouver council hikes fees, including big increase for short-term rental licencesCouncil and city staff called the fee hikes 'necessary' to limit the property tax increase in the upcoming Vancouver city budget.EconomySep 14
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Vancouver council to mull measures to close ‘hotel supply gap’ with new buildsSince 2010, the city has lost 1,500 hotel rooms. Another 550 were lost during the pandemic, purchased by BC Housing and the municipality, and converted into supportive housing.EconomySep 7
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‘The opposite of rapid’: Delayed tiny shelters for Vancouver’s homeless long overdueVancouver's previous city council approved the pilot project for the tiny shelters in February 2022, but nearly two years later the facility still hasn't opened.CanadaSep 6
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Vancouver could hike fees on everything from business licences to exotic bird ownershipLicences for everything from businesses to dogs, along with parking permits, commercial vehicle tags and ride-hailing could get more expensive in Vancouver next year.PoliticsSep 6
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Vancouver council passes reprieve for Storm Brewing’s ‘iconic’ muralA motion heading to Vancouver city council on Tuesday could spare a decade-old mural on the city's oldest craft brewery, after city inspectors told the company to remove it.PoliticsJul 25
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A 9% yearly property tax hike? Vancouver council receives grim budget outlookIf the city's fiscal situation doesn't change, Vancouver homeowners will be saddled with a nine per cent annual property tax hike, a report to council Tuesday said.PoliticsJun 27
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Vancouver developer seeks delay in paying $10 million owed to cityAnthem Properties agreed to pay $26 million for community services and amenities when Vancouver approved the site's rezoning in 2021. It still owes the city $10.4 million.EconomyJun 8
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Motion to track Broadway ‘demovictions’ rejected by Vancouver city councilThe motion, which was denied, was looking for better data on demovictions in the Broadway area, as well as potential future strategies to limit displacement.CanadaMay 11
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