The next Vancouver civic election is on October 17, 2026. As announced in “CityHallWatch launches civic party intro series, courtesy of FSGAC,” over the coming weeks, CityHallWatch will republish ...
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The next Vancouver civic election is on October 17, 2026. FSGAC e-mailed the following analysis to their subscribers on August 18. To help inform residents, we will publish a weekly election series ...
The federal housing fund carrot turns into a stick. But it doesn’t have to be that way. (Steadily being updated with more links, resources, video. This version July 21 noon.) (The Public Hearing Day ...
As Vancouverites pack City Hall to fight historic upzoning proposals, the city’s newly appointed Chief of External Relations is stepping directly into a trial by fire—one complicated by her immediate ...
Above: Massing model shows a theoretical build-out of the Broadway Plan. This is what the City of Vancouver does NOT want you to see. Rendering by CityHallWatch. The Broadway Plan was passed in June ...
Last day for Fable Diner is August 23, 2026. The Fable Diner at East Broadway and Main Street is closing on August 23, 2026. We’ve included a few photos of the restaurant that has been a mainstay in ...
Vancouver City Hall conducts a massive volume of business, but the past half year have been unprecedented. Through our #Endgame2026 series, our hypothesis has been that municipal governance in ...
Did the City massively undercharge developer Brivia Group when it removed the original rezoning requirement to include 102 units of social housing in its CURV condo tower (granting it more condo and ...
We have learned that the City of Vancouver currently has an online survey regarding users’ experiences with the City’s Freedom of Information processes. It appears to be only for persons who have ...
Vienna subway (U-Bahn) entrance doesn’t have faregates. Passengers can still validate tickets upon entry or use a pass. There are no faregates in Vienna. Tickets can be valided when you enter the ...
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