Sep 6 Mayoral candidates meeting set for Sept. 9, and how Vancouver will change under the Broadway Plan
Read about an upcoming mayoral candidates' debate, and how the Broadway Plan will change every neighbourhood in the city.
Read about an upcoming mayoral candidates' debate, and how the Broadway Plan will change every neighbourhood in the city.
Our first post on the 2022 election coverage features TEAM for a Livable Vancouver, one of 10 political parties vying for positions on City Council and Park Board.
Despite huge pushback from the Kits community, Council approves supportive housing at Arbutus St. UKRA polls neighbourhood on 2022 election.
City Council passes the contentious Vancouver Plan, carving a new path for growth to 2050.
If the Vancouver Plan is approved by Council, many development projects will no longer have to go through public hearings.
Residents and neighbours opposed to the Vancouver Plan told Council on July 6 to send it back to the drawing board.
The Vancouver Plan comes on the heels of the Broadway Plan, part of the City's push to increase density in every Vancouver neighbourhood.
City Council finally passes the Broadway Plan, against the wishes of some Councillors and many neighbourhoods.
Citizens, mental health organizations and housing groups will have their say on a social housing development at 7th-8th Avenues at Arbutus.
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.