Mar 2 Deadline looms for Missing Middle Housing Survey
March 5 is the last day to complete the City's Missing Middle Housing Survey. See link in story.
Feb 6 City Launches Missing Middle Survey
The Missing Middle: Tell the City your thoughts on adding more housing to low-density areas of Vancouver.
Jan 22 City Staff Proposes “Gentle Densification” in all Residential Areas
City receives a staff report on Missing Middle housing for all RS neighbourhoods.
Dec 10 ABC slows Boyle’s motion to increase supportive, non-profit and co-op housing in all neighbourhoods
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ABC's amendment asks for further study and analysis of Vancouver's non-profit, social and co-op housing market.
Dec 5 Council to decide on social housing, co-op, and non-profit housing in every Vancouver Neighbourhood
Will City Council approve Cllr. Christine Boyle's revived motion on Tues, Dec. 6, to boost social, non-profit and co-op housing in every neighbourhood without a public hearing?
Nov 21 New Council adopts anti-Semitism definition; pledges to revitalize Chinatown
Vancouver's new City Council heard from over 70 speakers at its Nov. 16 meeting regarding the controversial International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition of anti-Semitism.
Oct 24 KEN SIM wins Mayor’s seat; ABC sweeps positions on Council, Park and School Board
Ken Sim and the ABC party voted in with large majority, dominating on Council, School and Park Boards.
Oct 9 Candidates lay out their platforms with only days left before election
Will neighbourhoods have any say in shaping our future city? Dunbar neighbours gathered at St. Philip's Church to hear candidates' positions.
Oct 1 On the Campaign Trail: Election Updates
The Sept. 26th BIV mayoral candidate debate started out all smiles, but quickly devolved into a heated debate.
Sep 23 Election heating up with only three weeks left to go
It was a busy week for all mayoral candidates, with some appearing at community events such as car-free Main Street, while others just tried to stay out of the headlines. Kennedy Stewart of Forward Together finally broke his silence over a mysterious list of campaign “Captains”