“We do not believe that seeking an injunction through the courts with the goal of getting the people from Oppenheimer Park is a solution,” said board Chair Stuart MacKinnon. Continue reading →

The status of the swimmer remains unclear. Continue reading →

A community panel is recommending the pools be preserved for five years, but the facilities could later be demolished. Continue reading →

Vancouver Coastal Health found levels of E. coli in one sample more than three times the safe level for the beach. Continue reading →

Council and the park board are set to debate identical motions at their meetings this week seeking to set a 10-year timeline to address sewer separation across the city. Continue reading →

In fact, members of the Carnegie Community Action Project claim they and the campers feel safer in the park than they would on the street. Continue reading →

The tree is laying across Pendrell Street near Bute Street. It’s also not the first time a tree has come down in the area. Continue reading →

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 call for a West End waterfront masterplan is similar to a bid released in May that the park board and city council said they weren’t aware of. Continue reading →