The motion was intended to curb speculation along the future route of the Broadway subway extension. Continue reading →

The majority of the costs went to policing, which organizers say they shouldn’t pay for because the event is a protest. Continue reading →

Tributes and memories are pouring in for a former Vancouver city councillor and B.C. sports leader. Continue reading →

A recent review found that fines issued for fighting often go uncollected because of lack of enforcement. Continue reading →

City council unanimously approved the project at Clark Drive and East First Avenue, which will be built in collaboration with BC Housing and Vancouver Coastal Health. Continue reading →

The city says any such inquiry should include probes of connections to real estate and the drug trade. Continue reading →

After 100 days in office, Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart said negotiation has been the key to progress, but there is more work to be done. Continue reading →

City council will vote on issuing a formal call for an inquiry at its next meeting. Continue reading →

“The fighting fine right now as it stands, there’s nothing that really compels individuals to pay that fine and it’s openly known by the general public.” Continue reading →

Council voted Wednesday to have staff come up with alternative options before presenting the idea to the public. Continue reading →