Vancouver

14 Sights You Have To See In Vancouver For a city with the perfect mix of culture and outdoor adventures, Vancouver is a top tourist destination. Located on Canada’s west coast, in British Columbia, the city is one of the most popular spots in the Pacific Northwest. If you’re lucky enough to be traveling here, be sure to check out these 14 amazing sites! 1. Stanley Park Vancouver’s first official green space, Stanley Park is a massive and stunning park just north of the downtown area, almost

The most recent population count in Vancouver, B.C. was in 2011 stating that 603,500 people were living there. About 2,500 homeless people are none to live on the streets of Metro Vancouver. The Vancouver growth has been on the decline in the past couple years where it once reached 9% in 1996. When it comes to language spoken in Vancouver there is actually a great deal of diversity. First comes English and secondly is Chinese which is pretty crazy to think a city in Canada would have a high population

Vanhack Introduction City of Vancouver belongs to the province of British Columbia and Greater Vancouver district. Vancouver city covers an area of 114.67 km² and counts 2,410,886 inhabitants (2011 census) with a density of 21,024.56 km². The average altitude is 0152 m. Vancouver is called "Nicknames of Vancouver" and has the slogan is "By Sea, Land, and Air We Prosper". His first mention dates from 1886. Presentation The third city in population density in Canada after Toronto and Montreal, in

Burrard Street is a major thoroughfare in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is the central street of Downtown Vancouver and the Financial District. It is the centre of Vancouver’s urban life, and like any urban environment (or any environment for that matter) it is filled with objects. These are not just any objects, these are the typical city objects one may find in any metropolitan area, like Newspaper boxes, bins, traffic cones, and fire hydrants. These mundane objects are the artifacts

Affordable housing problem in Vancouver Context Vancouver is a major city in the province of British Columbia, Canada. The housing crisis has plagued its residents, governments, organisations, and the community as a whole. The issues faced by the city of Vancouver is not about having enough houses to accommodate residents, but primarily around affordability. Around twenty percent of Canadian renters face a housing crisis, spending more than half their income on shelter costs (McMahon, 2015). In

core and its services and utilities fall under the jurisdiction of the municipal government of the city of Vancouver. The convenient layout and the usability of public space, that has made Yaletown a safe and coveted place to live, has been part of the city of Vancouver’s ongoing vision. Yaletown is equipped with the supreme services and utilities that are offered by the government of Vancouver. It is well organized and well thought out. Here is a brief look at some of the roles and responsibilities

population of the Vancouver metropolitan area is 2.5 million ("Vancouver Population 2016."). The growth rate of Vancouver has been increasing; the population went up by 200,000 from 2006 to 2011 ("Vancouver Population 2016."). As the growth rate goes up, it results in a rise in the birth rate as well. Vancouver is a very diverse area with many ethnic groups and cultures.The 3 main ethnic groups in Vancouver consist of Caucasian, South Asian Origins, and Southeast and east origins. Vancouver being diverse

Vancouver is a beautiful, breathtaking city in the province of British Columbia which is actively working on sustainable development plans. The city is planning on green operations and placing a great focus on how the sustainability can be improved. This is in order to ensure a greener and brighter future for the generations to come. (City of Vancouver) Areas of the City The area is characterized by small neighboring areas and communities, however, the boundaries are defined differently. Despite

groups of road users, paying special attention to how these groups interact with one another. My chosen method of research for this study was participant observation. The observations were done at three different commercial intersections within Metro Vancouver, located in areas of varying population density and exhibiting different physical characteristics. Urban sociologists have long been interested in social relationships and how they are shaped by different variables within urban areas (such as sprawl

draft outlines my basic blueprint to research bicycle rental system. The research will lead to the recommendation of building a bicycle rental transportation system in Vancouver. Introduction From today to the future year 2030, it is appropriate to estimate that Vancouver population will increase by more than one million. Vancouver public transportation will hardly bear the pressure due to the largely increase in population. Other than population pressure, the public transportation is criticised