CitySpaces was pleased to present and attend CHRA’s (Canada Housing and Renewal Association) 2015 congress on housing and homelessness in […]

Andrew Wilkinson, Minister of Advanced Education, today announced Government funding of $6.1 million for additional critical-trades seats province-wide. Speaking outside […]

CitySpaces is proud to confirm that our project, the expanded Powell Place Women’s Shelter, is now OPEN. Located at 329 Powell […]

As a guest of Canadian Housing & Renewal Association (CHRA), Jada Basi will present at the CHRA’s 2015 National Housing & Homelessness […]

Published today, nationwide, is the article Micro condos: Since when did living in a shoebox become the property-owning dream? Canadian Institute […]

We are delighted to be working on the City of Vancouver’s Heritage Action Plan. Actions implemented through the Plan will result […]

The Surrey Local Immigration Partnership and the City of Surrey invite you to take part in a focus group that […]

We are excited to announce the official opening of our Uplands Walk project in Nanaimo, BC. This will take place […]

The super truss, which will form the dynamic entrance of Camosun College Centre For Trades Education and Innovation, was installed […]

Why providing affordable housing in Nelson is easier said than done

CitySpaces has been commissioned on behalf of the Vancouver Latin American Cultural Centre to assist the Centre with a feasibility study. […]

Up to 200 housing units needed for vulnerable groups in Nelson, says new housing report

Up to 180 units needed, Nelson housing study finds

City seeks a partnership for redeveloping Cariboo Lodge site

Join us at the 2014 BCNPHA (BC Non-Profit Housing Association Conference) as we introduce BC’s first Planning Guide for non-profit housing societies […]

Chestermere and RVC to see a new Development Plan

The public is invited to the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria to meet our planners and the architects who will be developing plans […]

  Eighty percent of Canadian homeless people don’t live on the street. Instead, they live in their cars, in church basements, […]