In Vancouver, wheelchair users have just been given a way to roll over sand at the beach
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Life’s a beach! Continue reading
Vancouver Park Board
Water wheelchairs coming to Vancouver beaches this summer
By Erin Ubels News Anchor
It’s another big step to make Vancouver beaches more accessible. Continue reading
BC’s oldest public golf course to get a major drainage upgrade
By Bailey Nicholson News Anchor/Reporter
Kirby-Yung says the course provides golfers with an affordable option. Continue reading
Sunset Beach Park to be closed up to 10 weeks to repair damage following Vancouver 4/20 event
By Estefania Duran Digital Reporter/Content Coordinator
Vancouver Park Board says the park will remain closed for up to 10 weeks as staff cleans up the area. Continue reading
City of Vancouver begrudgingly gears up for annual 4/20 smoke up
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The annual 4/20 ‘protestival’ will be back at Vancouver’s Sunset Beach this Friday, “against the wishes of the elected Park Board commissioners.” Continue reading
Vancouver Park Board stalls motion to bring in discounted parking rate for locals
By Michelle Morton Reporter/News Anchor
Evans doesn’t estimate any concrete changes will come into effect until next year. Continue reading
Discount parking at Vancouver parks? It’s a possibility
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The Vancouver Park Board will vote on an idea to offer city residents discounted parking passes for parks and beaches. Continue reading
Pay parking not coming to Spanish Banks, for now
By Estefania Duran Digital Reporter/Content Coordinator
An online petition against the proposed pay parking has collected almost 13,000 signatures since the announcement. Continue reading
John Coupar, Vancouver Park Board commissioner, announces mayoral bid
The two-term commissioner is joining councillor Hector Bremner and financial analyst Glen Chernen in the race for the NPA nomination. Continue reading
Vancouver Park Board delays decision on Kitsilano Beach bike path
The board wants city staff to come back with more clear recommendations about whether cutting through the park’s green space is the best option for the proposed path. Continue reading
