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New councillors sworn in, development plans reviewed at Vancouver city council
Honda is considering switching some car production from Mexico and Canada to the United States according to Nikkei newspaper ...
Vancouver City Council approves new policies to catalyze more hotel projects
Vancouver City Council has approved sweeping new policies to help catalyze new hotel projects to address the growing hotel ...
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Vancouver's 2024 civic salaries show city's top cop receives top pay
Soon to retire Police Chief Adam Palmer is the highest paid city of Vancouver employee. For more salaries read more. Soon to ...
6 charts that break down the City of Vancouver's finances for last year
Every year, it's the biggest financial disclosure of B..C.'s many municipalities. In Vancouver, council is expected to ...
As federal funding falters, Vancouver, the ‘City of Reconciliation,’ offers crucial lessons in Indigenous relationships
Cities, where the majority of Indigenous people in Canada live, are ‘ground zero’ for reconciliation. But this process isn’t ...
The Columbian7d
‘He put Vancouver on the map’: Leaders, loved ones honor former Vancouver Mayor Royce Pollard at memorial service
Dorothy Wright has many fond memories of working with the late Vancouver Mayor Royce Pollard. During a small earthquake, ...
City of Vancouver manager apologizes for poor planning that led to hours-long by-election waits
City of Vancouver manager Paul Mochrie apologized for the long lines and waits for the by-election, and vowed to not repeat ...
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Bold annexation plans could push this WA city’s population beyond Spokane and Tacoma
Vancouver’s population could expand into becoming the second-largest city in Washington if the city government follows through with one of its proposed annexation plans. Four different options ...
The Columbian10d
Colas Development Group, Native American Youth and Family Center to break ground on project in May
The city of Vancouver plans to sell a portion of its parking lot next to City Hall for $1, where 95 affordable housing units will be built as part of the Waterfront Gateway development.