Saturday, December 20, 2025
ADVT 
National

Parking Rate Hike In Vancouver's West End Won't Affect Longtime Residents: City

The Canadian Press, 14 Jul, 2016 11:48 AM
    VANCOUVER — The City of Vancouver is defending proposed changes to parking regulations in the densely populated West End.
     
    It's considering recommendations that could boost the cost of a residents-only parking permit to $50 per month, up from $6 per month.
     
    A news release from the city says revisions won't happen before the fall and would reflect market pricing for current off-street parking in the neighbourhood.
     
    The changes would also be grandfathered so only new residents to the area would pay the higher fee.
     
    The West End is one of the oldest and largest permitted parking areas in Vancouver, and planners say it is long overdue for review.
     
    A city survey shows that while street parking is at a premium for residents and visitors, many buildings have unused, off-street parking that should be better utilized to ease the parking crunch.
     

    MORE National ARTICLES

    'Wilfully Blind:' Dad Gets Jail In Son's Meningitis Death; House Arrest For Mom

    Justice Rodney Jerke sent David Stephan to jail for four months and gave his wife, Collet, three months of around-the-clock house arrest — she will only be allowed to go out for medical appointments and church.

    'Wilfully Blind:' Dad Gets Jail In Son's Meningitis Death; House Arrest For Mom

    Indigenous Affairs, Public Safety Pass Buck On Border-Straddling First Nations

    When it comes to questions about who should be helping aboriginal communities navigate the Canada-U.S. border, the Liberal government's Public Safety and Indigenous Affairs departments are pointing the finger at each other.

    Indigenous Affairs, Public Safety Pass Buck On Border-Straddling First Nations

    Surrey Stabbings Send 4 To Hospital After Fight Breaks Out, Woman Arrested

    Surrey Stabbings Send 4 To Hospital After Fight Breaks Out, Woman Arrested
    Police were called after a violent incident on University Drive near 105 Avenue just after midnight in which four people had been stabbed.

    Surrey Stabbings Send 4 To Hospital After Fight Breaks Out, Woman Arrested

    Chilliwack Mounties Are Reminding Everyone To Lock Your Doors

    his reminder comes after a call was received by the police on June 4, 2016 from a resident in the 8900 block of Edward Street to report their automobile keys missing and loose change as well as property stolen from her vehicle. 

    Chilliwack Mounties Are Reminding Everyone To Lock Your Doors

    Help Surrey Police Find Stolen Military Medals

    Help Surrey Police Find Stolen Military Medals
      On June 14th between the hours of 11:00am and 4:00pm a home was broken into in the 6300 block of 126th Street. No witnesses to the event were located.

    Help Surrey Police Find Stolen Military Medals

    Pebble Creek, Keyhole Falls Hot Springs Trail Closed Due To Bears

    Pebble Creek, Keyhole Falls Hot Springs Trail Closed Due To Bears
    Recreational users are advised that the Pebble Creek/Keyhole Falls hot springs trail is closed until further notice to all visitors, due to the presence in the area of numerous aggressive black bears and grizzly bears with cubs.

    Pebble Creek, Keyhole Falls Hot Springs Trail Closed Due To Bears