As the city of Vancouver weighs a zoning change that would preserve mobile home parks, residents of parks just outside city limits under Clark County’s jurisdiction say they feel left behind. They ...

The Vancouver park board plans to tweak its bylaws to allow e-bikes and electric kick scooters on designated cycling paths in park-controlled areas of the city. The proposed changes come as Vancouver ...

Frederick Olmsted, the architect of New York’s Central Park, reputedly said: “The enjoyment of scenery employs the mind without fatigue and yet exercises it; tranquilizes it and yet enlivens it; and ...

No more furtive drinking in Vancouver parks. On Wednesday, the Vancouver Park Board announced drinking will be legal in 22 parks from July 12 to Oct. 11 as part of a pilot program. The board said the ...

For 135 years, residents have relied on elected members of the Vancouver Park Board to oversee everything from groundskeeping to the devastating moth infestation in Stanley Park to the tentative steps ...

Metro Vancouver is implementing parking fees at two popular regional parks this spring and summer to try to ease congestion as the number of visitors soar during the pandemic. From March 29 until Oct.

In Vancouver, parks are us, big-time. Unrivalled by any other Canadian jurisdiction, this city is blessed with an abundance of municipal, regional, and provincial parks, plus several wildlife ...

The B.C. government has put forward legislation that would only allow the City of Vancouver to eliminate its independently elected parks board if it is approved by local voters in a referendum.

Chris Offer recalls a "magical morning moment" with fog floating above the Fraser River and thick moss dangling from the trees at Surrey Bend Park. It was his first time at the regional park last year ...

The City of Vancouver has announced plans to upgrade two playing fields ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The city said Tuesday that fields at Killarney Park and Memorial South Park will be used as ...

Whenever the rains stop in Vancouver, people flood into the city's public spaces. They sit on the Art Gallery steps facing Robson Square, walk the Seawall and gather on the beaches along English Bay.