New pedestrian drawbridge to be built to downtown Squamish from highway side
A new landmark in Squamish that improves transportation connectivity.
Tunnel boring for Broadway Subway reaches Oak-VGH Station
It has now passed the halfway point in its journey under Vancouver.
City of Vancouver seeks public input on pedestrianized streets in Gastown
A car-light or car-free Water Street for pedestrians and events.
TransLink proposes relocated bus exchange for Steveston in Richmond
But a purpose-built, off-street bus loop is still not possible.
Decathlon to open 38,000 sq ft flagship sporting goods store at Metrotown mall
The internationally renowned French retailer's first BC location.
City of Vancouver seeking $3.8 million in BC funding for DTES public washrooms
For individual health safety and street cleanliness.
Hollywood North: BC's film and TV production industry saw $4.9 billion in record spending in 2022
Another new record for Hollywood North.
Vancouver condo developers asking to delay $52M in payments to City
A request from three developers behind three condo tower projects.
Six-way pedestrian scramble crossing to be tested at Robson and Granville intersection
31 seconds to cross in all directions, including diagonally.
First phase of Indigenous-led housing project next to BCIT Burnaby moves forward
Over 600 homes in partnership with the owner of the Vancouver Canucks.
Two towers up to 60 storeys proposed near Brentwood SkyTrain (RENDERINGS)
800+ homes, including rentals, and 210,000 sq ft of office space.
New board members appointed to BC Housing include YouTuber
"Add strong and diverse new voices to the housing conversation."
Shangri-La dethroned: BC's tallest building is no longer in Vancouver
The King is dead, long live the King.
Towers next to Burnaby SkyTrain stations are a housing model to follow, says Vancouver mayor
The eight-storey building above King Edward Station is "ridiculous."
Mayor Ken Sim outlines seven "bold" strategies to grow Vancouver's housing supply
This includes more transit-oriented development.
City of Richmond opposed to bus-only lanes for new BRT route to Metrotown
The City says bus-only lanes will increase traffic delays by 50%.
Former BC Transit double-decker bus finds new life in Vancouver
One of North America's first double-decker public transit buses.
Canada's housing starts led by new apartments in Vancouver and Toronto
But slower apartment activity is expected moving forward.