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Vancouver heads to the polls in October to vote for its Mayor and Council, so we’re looking back on how all the incumbents voted on road safety measures over the full 4 year term.

The year’s not over but Council is done for the term, so our 2026 report card comes early. We’ll have a full-term report card coming out soon, stay tuned for that! See our 2025, 2024 an…

Mayor cites work of business growth task force, says meeting not “necessary at this time”

Building a Vancouver for Everyone

Despite the decline, some entrepreneurs are toughing it out and redefining the laundromat landscape

The government is introducing a $7.5 billion package of new and enhanced measures to protect Canadian workers and businesses, building on the nearly $25 billion in supports the government has implemented over the past 18 months. This targeted and proportionate package focuses on workers and businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, in sectors most affected by the new tariffs announced by the United States.

There’s been a dramatic year-over-year drop in the number of new, multi-unit projects getting off the ground, according to the latest data.

Job action by unionized Metro Vancouver outside workers could affect the dredging of Burrard Inlet to accommodate larger vessels.

As several Vancouver neighbourhoods look forward to upgraded public spaces, families living in the growing River District are left wondering when construction will finally begin on a long-awaited comm...

Mayoral candidate William Azaroff: 'There are so many Vancouverites with dreams, drive and ambition. They just don't have the seed capital to get started, and we're going to close that gap.'