Contentious Vancouver community centre operation agreement goes to a vote
If the agreement fails, it could see the city go to court against Community Centre Associations that don’t sign on. Continue reading
Vancouver Park Board
Balloon ban motion defeated by Vancouver Park Board
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“It’s that problem over time of where they end up/” Continue reading
Protest to be held ahead of balloon vote at Vancouver Park Board
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
Vancouver’s Park Board is voting tonight on whether to ban balloons from the city’s green spaces. Continue reading
Grandmother frustrated with lack of washrooms at Vancouver playground
It’s all fun and games until a kid needs to use the washroom. Continue reading
A ban on balloons in parks is being floated by the Vancouver Park Board
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
The Vancouver Park Board is looking to ban balloons in parks and recreation centres, mainly because of the environmental impact. Continue reading
Animal rights groups seek intervenor status in Vancouver Aquarium’s attempt to overturn cetacean ban
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
Two animal rights groups have filed for intervenor status in the Vancouver Aquarium’s bid to overturn the Vancouver Park Board’s cetacean ban. Continue reading
Disabled advocates applaud Vancouver’s proposal for more accessible beaches
By Kyle Benning Reporter
Spinal Cord Injury BC is applauding a proposal to make one of Vancouver’s beaches more accessible. Continue reading
Increase of used needles at Vancouver park prompts more safety patrols
The City of Vancouver is taking steps to keep children safe in a popular downtown park. Continue reading
Vancouver Park Board considering new natural outdoor pool along Fraser River
Vancouver swimming fans could be seeing some new destinations popping up around the Lower Mainland over the next few years. Continue reading
POLL Steele & Drex: Is Vancouver’s Park Board Necessary?
By Chantal Coschizza Producer/Programming Assistant
The Vancouver Park Board is going to court with the Vancouver Aquarium…and it’s going to cost taxpayers. Do we really need a parks board anymore? Continue reading
