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Vancouver and Surrey continue battle to become home of new B.C. South Asian museum
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1,400 staff with City of Vancouver to return to office five days a week
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Park Board gives green light to pay parking at Vancouver community centres and attractions
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Major new restaurant coming to the base of Downtown Vancouver office tower
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A major Vancouver bridge will have an onramp closure this month
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Oakridge-41st Avenue Station faces more early closures as construction work on expansion continues into 2027
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Opinion: Vancouver's public safety plebiscite is a chance to show where municipal candidates stand on mental illness
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City of Burnaby cuts permitted size of new multiplex homes due to public outcry
"Balancing new options with the qualities residents value."
Opinion: We were never building affordable homes in Vancouver
"Talk about revisionist history!"
Court ruling on Richmond lands sparks calls for B.C. to halt Indigenous talks
"Investor confidence has been shaken, and public trust is eroding."
Richmond mayor warns property owners of Aboriginal title threat
"Enormous uncertainty into the security of any title."
City of Vancouver proposes new real estate development company to build rental housing
4,000 new rental homes on City-owned properties worth $400+ million.
'Give Point Roberts to Canada': U.S. resident pleads for help amidst tariff war
"The tariff war has knocked us down."
B.C. government proposes secret negotiations between cities and First Nations
When discussing confidential or "culturally sensitive" info.
Metro Vancouver sewage treatment plant project budget cut by $4 billion
Down from $10 billion to $6 billion.
Coquitlam mayor Richard Stewart will not seek re-election after 18 years
He has endorsed city councillor Craig Hodge to take his place.
Opinion: Wrap-around supports are crucial for Vancouver's homeless youth
"This isn’t about charity. It’s about responsibility."
Park Board to vote on year-round pay parking at several Vancouver community centres
"One of the most significant opportunities to increase revenue."
Vancouver Park Board vote hits a snag as City inches closer to dissolution
"This is legislation that was important for the mayor."
B.C. residents' boycott of U.S. travel shows no sign of slowing down
"The lack of respect hurts me to my core."
‘I vowed no more’: B.C. residents reveal why they’re avoiding U.S. travel
"We decided that we were done with the U.S."
Vancouver’s pools, rinks, and centres face tough future, audit says
The majority are in "poor shape"
City of Burnaby cuts permitted size of new multiplex homes due to public outcry
"Balancing new options with the qualities residents value."
Opinion: We were never building affordable homes in Vancouver
"Talk about revisionist history!"
Court ruling on Richmond lands sparks calls for B.C. to halt Indigenous talks
"Investor confidence has been shaken, and public trust is eroding."
Richmond mayor warns property owners of Aboriginal title threat
"Enormous uncertainty into the security of any title."
City of Vancouver proposes new real estate development company to build rental housing
4,000 new rental homes on City-owned properties worth $400+ million.
'Give Point Roberts to Canada': U.S. resident pleads for help amidst tariff war
"The tariff war has knocked us down."
B.C. government proposes secret negotiations between cities and First Nations
When discussing confidential or "culturally sensitive" info.
Metro Vancouver sewage treatment plant project budget cut by $4 billion
Down from $10 billion to $6 billion.
Coquitlam mayor Richard Stewart will not seek re-election after 18 years
He has endorsed city councillor Craig Hodge to take his place.
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Opinion: Wrap-around supports are crucial for Vancouver's homeless youth
"This isn’t about charity. It’s about responsibility."
Park Board to vote on year-round pay parking at several Vancouver community centres
"One of the most significant opportunities to increase revenue."
Vancouver Park Board vote hits a snag as City inches closer to dissolution
"This is legislation that was important for the mayor."
B.C. residents' boycott of U.S. travel shows no sign of slowing down
"The lack of respect hurts me to my core."
‘I vowed no more’: B.C. residents reveal why they’re avoiding U.S. travel
"We decided that we were done with the U.S."
Vancouver’s pools, rinks, and centres face tough future, audit says
The majority are in "poor shape"
