Mike Howell

Decrease comes as Vancouver police request $22.8 million increase for 2025 budget

Park board chair: "This is a centralization of power that does not benefit the people in Vancouver."

Evaluation report says 3,718 of the videos were related to issuing tickets.

Civil claim: "The city’s conduct constitutes a de facto expropriation of the property, and the plaintiffs are entitled to damages based on the loss of value of the property."

Request comes as VPD predicts it will be over budget this year by approximately $9 million.

Bid faces competition from Surrey, which has one of largest South Asian populations in Canada.

Bob Underhill, chair of Vancouver's Remembrance Day committee: "I'm really proud that we were able to accomplish this."

City staff says "unprecedented volume of projects in-stream," which will surpass five-year target of 28,900 completed homes

Sandra Singh, deputy city manager: "If there's anyone remaining, it's not because there weren't choices available to them."

A new report says up to 1,350 people would die or suffer severe injuries and nearly 6,100 privately owned buildings would be heavily damaged.