City Planners forsee four storey apartments, townhouses and multipexes in many Vancouver neighbourhoods.
In a 7-3 vote, City Councillors rejected Christine Boyle's motion for expanding social housing to 12-storey towers city-wide without the need for public hearings.
After City Council cleared the way for non-profits and co-ops to increase height of buildings from four to six storeys in select areas, Councillor Christine Boyle is calling on Council to triple the zoning to 12 storeys.
Kits Point Residents Association has written a submission to Indigenous Services Canada that outlines concerns about the impact of the Senakw project.
The City of Vancouver has stopped updating its list of rezoning and development applications. CityHallWatch has created its own monthly maps with the full list.
City Council voted to increase density for non-profit housing in select areas of the city without the requirement for individual public hearings.
TransLink has turned its attention to the UBC subway extension line and is looking for public input through a survey.
After a protracted public hearing, City Council has decided that a modern six-storey rental building will replace three white-washed duplex bungalows at 4th and Balaclava.
The City is moving full steam ahead on transit-oriented development with little idea of how many future homes will actually be needed in Vancouver.
Vancouver is going it alone in the fight against climate change, becoming the first municipality in British Columbia to approve a climate emergency plan.