Redevelopment of City Centre Motel into mixed-use rental housing towers approved by Vancouver City Council
Vancouver City Council has approved the redevelopment of City Centre Motel at 2111 Main Street into mixed-use rental housing ...
$55-million payment approved to remove social housing in future Vancouver tower
Vancouver City Council has approved the removal of social housing from The Curv, in exchange for a $55 million cash payment.
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Vancouver city council approves rental towers on former Safeway site in West Point Grey
Vancouver city council has approved a 571-unit rental tower development in affluent West Point Grey that includes 20 per cent ...
North Vancouver city council agrees on 5.95% tax increase
City of North Vancouver council has settled on a 5.95 per cent tax hike for municipal taxpayers in 2025. Council and financial staff first met Jan. 27 to discuss the 2025 budget, where they initially ...
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Vancouver ethics watchdog needs more independence, third-party review recommends
"I know my role," said Vancouver integrity commissioner Lisa Southern. "I’ve always been known for being Miss Independent. I’m not and never have been striving for Miss Congeniality." ...
Large development spanning 12 properties on Bernard up for council discussion
The proposal being brought forward by Vancouver-based Denciti Development would see a consolidation of 12 properties, eight ...
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Vancouver council urged to cool apartments at ‘extreme heat risk’ with provincial help
City staff want to create mapping tool to identify which multifamily buildings are more exposed to high temperatures ...
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Vancouver mayor has power to eject disruptive people from council meetings, according to new policy
The Vancouver City Council on Monday approved policy changes designed to mitigate interruptions at meetings following years of frequent outbursts.
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Vancouver council approves pause on supporting housing; housing minister disappointed
Vancouver’s council has approved Mayor Ken Sim’s plan to temporarily halt net new supportive housing projects in the city. The change is a disappointment for ...