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Vancouver is adding a new deputy city manager to its staff as part of an ongoing restructuring of leadership at City Hall.

Driving in downtown Toronto just got a tiny bit more complicated.  Another of Toronto's streets has become a one-way road as Brant Street between Richmond St and Adelaide St has been converted to a one-way Northbound street for drivers as of this week. Cyclists will be happy to know that a contra-flow southbound bikelane has been installed on the street, meaning that Brant will still operate as a two-way street for those on bicycles. The change is permanent and the result of a 2018 development approval process found that that pick-up and drop-off activity needed to be accomodated on the...

Vancouver City Council approves master plan for new HP campus Development would build 1.5 million square feet of office space on former industrial mine Published: May 17, 2021, 9:36pm Share: An empty lot at the northwest corner of the intersection of Southeast First Street and 192nd Avenue. The site sits at the southeast corner of the massive Section 30 area, a former mine which is now home to multiple major planned developments, including a new corporate campus from HP. (Joshua Hart/The Columbian) The Vancouver City Council approved HP Inc.’s master plan to relocate its Clark County c...

Posted May 06, 2021 Schaumburg, IL – Strategic Mobility Group, LLC (SMG3) has been named StayLinked’s 2020 North American and Global Partner of the Year for its continual dedication to customer service amidst the global pandemic. This year, the award highlights both superior technological knowledge along with an adaptable ability to create lasting customer relationships.   "We are thrilled to be able to recognize these outstanding Partners", says Ron Caines, StayLinked Vice President of Channel Sales. The global pandemic hindered many partners from providing real-time and on-...

More HART in Vancouver’s homeless response Team removes trash, leaves residents to shelter in place amid pandemic Published: April 30, 2021, 6:01am Share: 6 Photos David Neff, from left, joins Rae Mackmer, John McKishen and Nathan Berney as they watch the cleanup at the homeless encampment in east Vancouver on Thursday morning. Vancouver is trying to remove garbage from homeless encampments while improving its relationship with its unhoused population. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery Four people living at an east Vancouver homeless encampment gathered around a table out...