Vancouver city council has voted to remove some of the city's 'view cones' in an effort to bring additional housing to the ...

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The West End is one of Vancouver's oldest neighbourhoods. As the city grew around Gastown and Strathcona, land in the West ...

A Vancouver city committee will consider a motion calling for a review of the city’s protected "view cones," which have historically been used to preserve the city’s vistas, to favour housing ...

But while the future of Vancouver is in our hands and those of elected officials, there is good reason to celebrate the present. Vancouver recently was selected by Livability.com as one of the ...

After spearheading three tiny home-style shelter communities, city officials continue to view them positively — and plan to open the fourth in December.

UPDATE — July 10, 2024: On Wednesday, Vancouver city council voted to approve the staff recommendations to change or alter many of the protected view cones in the city. Vancouver city ...

Vancouver architect makes the case for why 'view cones' matter Councillor thinks view cones may limit development, others think it's part of what makes Vancouver unique.

Vancouver’s view cones, sometimes known as view corridors, are a unique protection created by the city back in 1989.

Major Vancouver landowners aiming to build higher after view-protection policies relaxed Real estate players, including Bosa Properties, Concord Pacific, and the City of Vancouver itself, are ...