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Why a judge dismissed the challenge to Vancouver Aquatic Centre's redevelopment with a 25-metre pool

The Supreme Court of British Columbia has dismissed a legal challenge by a community group and pool users to the City of Vancouver’s plan to replace Vancouver Aquatic Centre’s 50-metre lap swimming pool with a 25-metre pool in a complete redevelopment of the facility. The decision upholds the...

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15 new battery-electric buses begin arriving for Whistler's public transit system

Just over a decade after Whistler retired its hydrogen-powered transit buses, a new generation of zero-emission vehicles is set to make up a significant share — roughly half — of its local fleet. BC Transit has allocated 15 new 40-ft-long battery-electric buses to Whistler as part of its initial...

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B.C. court rejects challenge to rescind approval of 229 rental homes in Vancouver's Cambie Corridor

A Vancouver neighbourhood association has lost its bid to overturn the approval for a low-rise secured purpose-built rental housing project near SkyTrain’s King Edward Station, after a judge upheld the City of Vancouver’s decision to proceed without any inclusion of below-market rental homes. In a...

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What are Vancouver municipal parties' major campaign promises?

With just over three weeks until the municipal election, campaign promises from the Vancouver municipal parties are starting to pile up — especially on housing, public safety, and jobs and the economy. Daily Hive Urbanized examined campaign platforms from incumbent Mayor Ken Sim and ABC Vancouver,...

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Kareem Allam's Vancouver Liberals call for viaducts demolition, UBC SkyTrain, and the adoption of the B.C. Building Code

Mayoral candidate Kareem Allam of the Vancouver Liberals civic party wants B.C.’s provincial political parties to commit to extending SkyTrain’s Millennium Line to the University of British Columbia (UBC), demolishing the Dunsmuir and Georgia viaducts, and bringing both UBC’s self-governed area and...

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