Vancouver’s Urbanism Headlines: Wednesday

LOCAL • Is the Canada Line at maximum capacity? No. Will it be in a decade? Depends on … [State of Vancouver] • Ray Spaxman: “Is... Read More

Vancouver’s Urbanism Headlines: Tuesday

LOCAL • Waste-to-energy plant’s high price tag gives B.C. politicians pause [Globe and Mail] • Melissa Fong: What are we going to do... Read More

As a relatively young, modern city nestled between the North Shore mountains and surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, it is not hard to... Read More

In the conservation tool kit, heritage enthusiasts have several methods to support the preservation of historic spaces. Preserving... Read More

The Jericho Beach area has had a full history over the past century and a half, few traces of which remain today. Named for its lumber... Read More

LOCAL • Province softens stance on timing of transit referendum [Globe and Mail] • Vancouver agents, builders greet signs of a rebound... Read More

Last week Spacing wrote about a new public space project to land on Commercial Drive in 2014. The project titled Commercial Drive... Read More

LOCAL • Vancouver non-profits caught in rent squeeze [Globe and Mail] • Delta asks for Terminal 2 environmental review [Globe and... Read More

LOCAL • This Week: Images of Pittsburgh – 1 [Price Tags] • Mayor plans trade mission to Far East, even though UBC study suggests these... Read More

LOCAL • Generation Rent: The Secret to a Great Rental Home [The Tyee] • Developing a homeless transit plan for Vancouver [Vancouver... Read More