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October 20th, 2020
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has lifted a 12-year-old moratorium on new recreational docks in Indian Arm and the eastern portion of Burrard Inlet. The port, which has jurisdiction over the harbour, banned the installation of any new docks in 2008 when they deemed their application process was outdated. [read more]
October 27th, 2017
The plan also includes new parks, pathways and bike lanes, an extension of Berkley Road between Seymour and Dollarton, protection of environmentally sensitive areas and environmental remediation of former industrial sites, daycare centres and public art. The district’s intent is to have “complete” walkable communities where people can shop, work, access services and recreate without having to drive. [read more]
January 31st, 2017
Plans to alleviate traffic on the Cut and Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing got a big boost Friday with the announcement of two new two-lane bridges over Lynn Creek shouldering the existing orange Highway 1 bridge. The $60-million project announced Friday expands on the already-in-progress Mountain Highway interchange redesign. Costs of the project will be shared equally by federal, provincial and District of North Vancouver taxpayers. [read more]
January 21st, 2017
“We’re so thankful for this recognition. Our family will hike and ski-tour to Tim Jones Peak regularly… and be reminded of how lucky we were to spend part of our lives with such a caring, compassionate and adventurous father.” [read more]
December 22nd, 2016
From a small pulp-mill forestry town to a thriving business, recreation and arts community, Squamish has undoubtedly experienced unprecedented growth and recognition of late. [read more]
December 16th, 2016
When something becomes more expensive, people will produce more of it. According to that pillar of Econ 101, new homes should be springing up all over Vancouver. Which they aren’t. Meanwhile, thanks to strict land-use rules and lobbying by existing homeowners, supply has stalled. [read more]
December 1st, 2016
Parents of Argyle secondary students got a look at preliminary plans for a new high school Thursday, including lots of “flexible” classroom space and a large commons area that can be opened up to become a performance or presentation space if needed. [read more]
October 26th, 2015
After years of will they or won't they intrigue, council unanimously moved to redevelop Lynn Valley mall Tuesday. Council's decision to approve the 377 condominium units and 22 townhouses that comprise Bosa's project was met with a round of applause. [read more]
August 12th, 2015
Lynn Creek Town Centre will be a transit-oriented, mixed use community offering a wide-range of housing options for people at all stages of life, in a unique location near employment and retail opportunities, natural amenities, and Phibbs Transit Exchange. [read more]
October 31st, 2014
Safety, easy access to the great outdoors and the city make it great place to live, but high housing costs a worry METRO VANCOUVER – From where he lives in … [read more]
September 13th, 2014
Tucked into the North Shore mountains, Lynn Valley is quickly evolving into the Lower Mainland’s next great place to live. It’s got miles of hiking and biking trails through lush … [read more]
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