housing

By ELLIOT MOFFAT-SHOJANIA Golfer Han Song says that when he first arrived in Vancouver two decades ago, the public golf courses were bad, but in recent years there have been improvements. Those upgrades have led to a surge in golfers.…

By JACOB ARON LEUNG This story was originally published on Nov. 22, 2023.  Despite upcoming provincial regulations meant to help those looking for housing, many students still must make difficult trade-offs when finding a place to…

By Virender Singh In New Westminster, where the local government has taken a leading role in protecting tenants, advocates say bad landlords have found a new tactic to unfairly remove renters from their homes. Back in 2019, when…

Updated to include comments from Scott Erdman and Don Evans By Laisa Conde South Vancouver churches are assessing their community’s needs as they redevelop their land to add supply to the housing market. Congregations, which have…

By Norman Galimski A new laneway development  has raised concerns from neighbours and has challenged what the future of the historic Camp Road neighbourhood in Cumberland might look like. Neighbours and some members of the village…

By Danauca Dory The demand for student housing at Langara is being explored as a part of the 2025 Strategic Plan. The steps to get there are more complicated than students think. The plan, which is currently in its draft state, is an…

The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation is now considering new development on the Langara Golf Course.

A Vancouver councillor is calling for the removal of gender biases from the city’s bylaws that make it illegal for more than five women to live together.

Reported by Cloe Logan New Westminster renters will now have a chance to advocate for their rights as tenants, with the Vancouver Tenants Union expanding to include a chapter in the small municipality. One organizer of the new…