Last year we told you about the City of Vancouver’s Social Housing and Villages plans, dreamt up by the municipal Planning Department to “improve the lives of citizens.” Both plans — creatures of the Vancouver Plan — have recently come back into focus with the
The count down to Jan. 24 is on. On that date, Vancouver residents will learn the fate of the Jericho Lands draft Policy Statement.
The public should think about the environmental harms the Middle Missing Housing plan will wreak upon Vancouver.
Deadlines loom for City Surveys on the Arbutus Housing Project and the Jericho Lands.
Phase 4 of the Jericho Lands Plan sees housing increase by 45 per cent, and higher towers.
An update on the Jericho Lands Plan will be unveiled Friday, June 16. Residents can view them in an open house or online.
Loud city street noise is now considered the number two threat to public health, after air pollution.
The Missing Middle: Tell the City your thoughts on adding more housing to low-density areas of Vancouver.
Councillor Melissa De Genova was criticized for prolonging the June 9 Council meeting which led to delaying a decision on the Broadway Plan to June 22.
Speakers to the Broadway Plan over three days of Council meetings remain divided on several issues.