Vancouver.ca
Vancouver.ca is the official website of the City of Vancouver, BC’s coastal metropolis. It provides a centralized portal for:
- Online services: pay parking tickets, property tax, utility bills; apply for permits or business licences; renew dog licences, etc.
- Recreation & culture: explore parks, gardens, beaches, recreation programs and book facilities. Notable attractions include Stanley Park and Bloedel Conservatory.
- Government & civic engagement: find City Council info, public consultation, Council meeting schedules and archives.
- City planning and development: access guidelines for building permits, zoning regulations, scope of urban planning projects.
- Business support: learn about business licences, short‑term rental regulations, investment resources.
- News & events: stay updated with Council news, community events, seasonal restrictions and safety notices.
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Stanley Park
Vancouver’s iconic oceanfront urban park
Queen Elizabeth Park
Hilltop gardens with city views and floral displays
VanDusen Botanical Garden
A 55-acre garden in Vancouver featuring themed plant collections and seasonal events.
Spanish Banks Beach
A wide sandy beach in Vancouver with mountain views, low tides, and peaceful picnic areas.
English Bay Beach
A lively downtown Vancouver beach with sunsets, swimming, restaurants, and summer events.
Kitsilano Beach
A popular Vancouver beach with mountain views, volleyball courts, and a saltwater pool.
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