On Wednesday, May 4, City Council unanimously voted to invest millions of dollars in upgrades to the False Creek South seawall between the Burrard and Cambie bridges.
Over the past year hundreds of residents attended Open Houses sponsored by the City to discuss its tentative plans […]
Affordability: The Co-op Model of Delivering Affordable Housing took place on Saturday, March […]
Once again Vancouver will be hosting Keep Vancouver Spectacular – the annual spring clean up of our community. Residents of South False Creek are invited to participate on Saturday May 28 from 10 a.m. to noon. The City will provide equipment, the False Creek South Neighbourhood Association will provide the organization and local businesses will […]
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 […]
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 […]
RePlan’s vision and mission statements and adopted principles provide a solid foundation that guides all of the efforts of RePlan and its subcommittees in support of community planning, governance and lease renewal for False Creek South residents and businesses. These goal statements are a starting point as a draft for discussion to aid in all […]
by Doug Broome, Twin Rainbows’ delegate to the FCSNA
A Granville Island that rocks around the clock? Well, 18 hours daily to be more precise. Is Granville Island too dead at night? Too many lonely winds blowing sagebrush by straggler souls out at the midnight hour?
Make […]
