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As it stands, the Housing Ministry says some rapidly-growing municipalities use the rezoning process to negotiate with homebuilders for funding much-needed amenities.

An in-depth profile of Vancouver mayor Ken Sim: his rise to power, his impact during his first year in office and a glimpse into the future.

A revised illustration released to the public in June showed many mid-rises and three towers – a key concern for a residents group called the Jericho Coalition

Parents and students are frustrated over disconnect in information presented by The B.C. Ministry of Education and the Vancouver School Board dictating which schools will be shuttered or sold

Jericho Beach Park Pier has been closed since January 2022, when a storm surge caused significant damage to the pier's infrastructure.

Jericho Beach Park Pier has been closed since January 2022, when a storm surge caused significant damage to the pier’s infrastructure.

Staff with the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation are recommending the removal of the 80-year-old pier at the city's Jericho Beach, citing climate change, upkeep expense and reconciliation goals as reasons.

'The demand for big, heavy, thirsty SUVs is probably the most visible manifestation of our lack of concern about the environment.'

Any new single house that is built would only be allowed to go to the equivalent of 60 per cent of the lot’s area

Squamish Nation signs ‘protocol’ agreements with three B.C. municipalities in four days, with Vancouver being latest Tuesday at Museum of Vancouver