Funding delays and broken promises delay completion of the new Roberts Elementary School Annex at Nelson Park.

There’s no money in the upcoming budget for a new West End Community Hub, as three levels of government continue to talk.

Violent crime in the West End is down, but property crime is on the rise, and probably under-reported.

A new Overdose Prevention van arrived on Thurlow behind St. Paul’s Hospital last month, and a community leader has concerns.

Amplified busking at the new Bute-Robson Plaza is disturbing the peace and comfort of nearby residents.

The long-awaited $10 million Bute-Plaza opens to mixed reviews from neighbours, with more work planned for this year.

Plans proceed for the BC Hydro substation at Nelson Park, but information is inconsistent and community members are concerned.

Numerous factors have delayed construction of the new Coal Harbour elementary school. Here’s the story so far.

Neighbourhood push-back continues to grow as the proposal to build at 27-storey hotel at 2030 Barclay works its way through the City Planning Department.

Overall crime is down, but West End businessman John Clerides says much more needs to be done.

John Streit is on a break this month. We look forward to his return in the July issue. 

The revealing statistics of traffic, cyclist, and pedestrian crash incidents in the West End from 2019 to 2023.