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Provider: Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation
Accessible multi-use urban greenway for walking, cycling and rolling across Vancouver’s west side.
The temporary City path runs 8.5 km from near Fir Street and West 6th Avenue to the Fraser River. It has an all-weather asphalt route for walking, cycling and rolling, a bark-mulch walking and jogging path, separated walking and cycling spaces, crossing markings, portable washrooms, waste bins, benches and Mobi bike-share stations. Construction or temporary conditions can affect crossings; check the City’s current notices before travel.
Service Areas: Arbutus Ridge, Fairview, Kerrisdale, Kitsilano, Marpole, Shaughnessy
Contact: 604-222-6060; 604-257-6976; 604-257-8100; 604-718-8200; 604-873-7000; 604-222-6058; 604-257-8105
Source · Retrieved: Sep 25, 2026
Provider: Kitsilano Fairview Community Policing Centre
Community crime-prevention programs, patrols, found-property intake, and information and referrals.
The centre works with residents and business owners on safety concerns and crime prevention. Services include foot and bike patrols, crime-prevention programs, accepting found property, information and referrals to community resources, presentations, and Speed Watch with ICBC. Address: Unit 78, 1687 West Broadway, Vancouver. Open Monday–Friday 10 am–5 pm; closed weekends and holidays. Phone 604-717-4023; kitsfaircpc@gmail.com. For emergencies call 911.
Service Areas: Fairview, Kitsilano, Vancouver
Location: Unit 78, 1687 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC
Contact: 604-717-4023; kitsfaircpc@gmail.com
Source · Retrieved: Sep 25, 2026
Provider: Regional District of Central Kootenay
Financial assistance for eligible RDCK residents to reduce recreation admission, membership and program costs.
The Leisure Access Program (LAP) helps RDCK residents of all ages experiencing financial hardship access recreation. Approved participants receive a yearly subsidy credit of $100 per adult and $150 per youth. The credit can subsidize general admissions and memberships by 50% for adults and 75% for youth, and most registered programs by 50%; CHEER events are fully subsidized. A further allotment may be available in specified circumstances. Passes expire May 31 each year and applicants must reapply.
Service Areas: Ainsworth, Airport Road, Appledale, Applegrove, Argenta, Arrow Creek, Arrow Park, Balfour, Bealby, Beasley, Blewett, Bonnington, Boswell, Box Lake, Brandon, Brilliant, Brooklyn, Brouse, Burton, Canyon, Castlegar, Cooper Creek, Crawford Bay, Crescent Bay, Crescent Beach, Crescent Valley, Creston, Deer Park, Duck Lake, Edgewood, Erickson, Erie, Fairview, Fauquier, Gerrard, Glade, Glenbank, Glenlily, Goat River Bottom, Goatfell, Gray Creek, Grohman, Halcyon, Hall Siding, Harrop, Hills, Horlicks, Howser, Huscroft, Inonoaklin Valley, Johnsons Landing, Kaslo, Kingsgate, Kitchener, Kootenay Bay, Krestova, Kuskanook, Lakeview, Lardeau, Lemon Creek, Lister, Longbeach, Marblehead, Meadow Creek, Mirror Lake, Nakusp, Nasookin, Needles, Nelson, Nelway, New Denver, New Settlement, Ootischenia, Pass Creek, Passmore, Perry Siding, Pilot Bay, Playmor Junction, Poplar Creek, Porto Rico, Procter, Queens Bay, Raspberry, Red Mountain, Renata, Riondel, Robson, Rosebery, Ross Spur, Rykerts, Salmo, Salmo North, Sanca, Sandon, Shields, Shoreacres, Shutty Bench, Silverton, Sirdar, Six Mile, Slocan, Slocan Park, South Reclamation, South Slocan, Sproule Creek, Summit Lake (Slocan Valley), Sunshine Bay, Syringa, Taghum, Taghum Beach, Tarrys, Thrums, Twin Bays, Vallican, Voykin Subdivision, West Creston, Whatshan Lake, Willow Point, Winlaw, Wynndel, Yahk, Ymir
Contact: https://www.rdck.ca/our-community/recreation/leisure-access-program/
Source · Retrieved: Sep 23, 2026
Provider: Vancouver Fire Rescue Services
Fire suppression and rescue response for emergencies throughout Vancouver.
For fire or rescue emergencies in Vancouver, call 911. Vancouver Fire Rescue Services responds across the City. School and community groups may request a firehall tour by contacting a hall at least four weeks in advance; tours depend on availability and may be interrupted by an emergency. A firehall is not a walk-in public service counter.
Service Areas: Arbutus Ridge, Dunbar-Southlands, Fairview, Grandview-Woodlands, Hastings-Sunrise, Kensington-Cedar Cottage, Kerrisdale, Killarney, Kitsilano, Marpole, Mount Pleasant, Oakridge, Renfrew-Collingwood, Riley Park, Shaughnessy, South Cambie, Strathcona, Sunset, Vancouver, Victoria-Fraserview, West End, West Point Grey
Location: 2460 Balaclava Street, Vancouver, BC
Contact: 604-665-6012; 604-665-6021
Source · Retrieved: Sep 25, 2026