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- Neighbourhood boundaries provide a way to break up the city’s large geographical area for delivering services and resources and identify the the distinct culture and character of different areas of our diverse population.
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Vancouver is made up of a number of smaller neighbourhoods and communities. Neighbourhood boundaries provide a way to break up the city’s large geographical area for delivering services and resources and identify the the distinct culture and character of different areas of our diverse population.
- Marpole
At the turn of the 20th century, Eburne grew and prospered...
- Fairview
Fairview Heights, a small fifteen-block area extending south...
- Sunset
After amalgamating with the City of Vancouver in 1929, the...
- Downtown
The early 80s saw a 60,000 seat indoor stadium called B.C....
- West End
Neighbourhood history and heritage. The West End is located...
- Strathcona
It is a neighbourhood of houses, apartment buildings, and...
- Langara
The Jewish Community Centre was built at the corner of 41st...
- Collingwood
The two-room Vancouver East School accommodated all 30...
- Marpole
Home. People and programs. Building community. Neighbourhood planning. How we plan liveable, sustainable neighbourhoods. Neighbourhood planning projects. Community plans are important road maps that provide clear but flexible frameworks to guide positive change and development in neighbourhoods. Active neighbourhood plans. Downtown Eastside Plan.
Creating complete, connected, and culturally vibrant neighbourhoods is a key goal of the Vancouver Plan. This city-wide process is an opportunity to co-design a vision for the city we want, crafting a plan for the future of our neighbourhoods so that they better meet the needs of all residents.
The Land Use Strategy builds upon key elements of our existing city fabric. Our built environment is made up of buildings, streets, open spaces like parks and plazas, and infrastructure. These elements come together to make the recognizable neighbourhoods and precincts we find in Vancouver today.
- Three Community Plans Are Complete
- Second Phase of Community Planning Underway
- Grandview-Woodland Community Plan Launched
- New Community Plans General Terms of Reference Established
Winter 2015– The West End (October 2014), Downtown Eastside (March 2014) and Marpole (April 2014) community planning programs are now complete and the plans approved by Council. The Grandview-Woodlands planning program is currently underway with events occurring in early 2015.
Fall 2012– The second phases of the Grandview-Woodland, Marpole and West End community planning processes are underway. We are in the process of creating long-term plans for the future of these areas and we need your help. Visit the websites of each plan for updates and events. Even though our photo contest is over now, feel free to continue submit...
May 11, 2012– City staff launched the new community plan for Grandview-Woodland with a community storytelling event at the WISE hall. 1. Learn about the Grandview-Woodland community plan
March 7, 2012– City staff developed terms of reference for community plans in Grandview-Woodland, Marpole, and the West End. It outlines the key principles and products that will be common to all three planning processes. 1. Read the terms of reference
May 11, 2021 · This article aims to identify the principal downtown neighbourhood for each of the 36 CMA s Note in Canada as well as the five of the largest CAs. Note These boundaries would enable in-depth analysis of current and emerging social, and economic trends within downtown neighbourhoods across Canada.
Jun 24, 2023 · Data accuracyLocal area boundaries generally follow street centrelines; centrelines are in the approximate centre of streets. This data set contains the boundaries for the City's 22 local areas (also known as local planning areas).
