Page 2 - Jericho Pier News Today

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 Vancouver Park Board has provided an update on the storm damage from the 2021/2022 season, and it's expensive.

Changes could be coming to Vancouver’s public spaces as the city’s park board looks for ways to cover rising costs by exploring new money-making opportunities.

A series of king tides is finally set to come to an end Thursday morning, bringing some calm back to recently flooded coastal areas.

A king tide coupled with high winds are hitting Vancouver Tuesday morning, creating a flood risk for ocean-facing infrastructure.

There would be a greater accountability of Vancouver Park Board responsibilities if it were placed under City Council jurisdiction.

The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation announced Wednesday that the final 3.5 kilometre section of Stanley Park's iconic seawall has reopened after damage from winter storms forced its closure in January.

Months after Vancouvers shoreline suffered extensive storm damage, Kitsilano pool appears to be a long way from reopening.

The Vancouver Park Board says it will take weeks to fully assess the damage sustained by parts of the seawall and the piers at Vanier Park and Jericho Beach during last week’s windstorm and king tide event.