We now have a family to live in the apartment we have rented in False Creek South. As it turns out this is a government-sponsored family. They have very little English. Our community and volunteers will certainly be able to provide them with much more support than would be usual for government-sponsored refugees.
They are a […]
Go the extra mile (or 5) to support women and children at the Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre (DEWC)!
DEWC provides practical support to over 500 women and children daily to survive the conditions that surround them offering security and refuge as well as basic needs and support services, enabling women to make long-term changes in their lives.
Run or walk in […]
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We invite all owners, renters and members of stratas, not for profits and co-ops in False Creek South to join us for a presentation by Thom Armstrong from the Co-op Housing Federation of BC.
The Vancouver Community Land Trust Foundation, part of CHF BC, has started […]
The City of Vancouver’s Active Transportation Committee has arranged for two final Open House drop-ins in the coming days to seek community feedback on its proposed designs for pedestrian and bicycle usage of the False Creek South seawall between the Cambie and Burrard bridges.
As residents of our […]
This week *RePlan members were pleased to learn that Chris Baas, a member of the City of Vancouver’s Service Review Team, has been appointed Project Manager to coordinate the work of City departments on the issues facing False Creek South – including lease renewal, a sustainable community plan and a review of models for the […]
On March 16th we circulated a letter from Mayor Gregor Robertson in which he committed to engaging with the False Creek South Neighbourhood Association (FCSNA) in a collaborative planning process with our community. (Find this first letter here). Last month he followed through on his promise by chairing a meeting that […]
Fourteen graduate students from UBC’s School of Community and Regional Planning – SCARP have made two presentations to residents, community planners and other interested parties on the future of False Creek South in Vancouver in May 2014. While acknowledging existing housing […]
