Dan Fumano is a City Columnist at the Vancouver Sun and The Province. He covers a range of topics including urban design, real estate, and health, with a particular focus on construction, planning, and the housing market. Dan's work has also been featured in notable publications such as the Montreal Gazette, Windsor Star, and Calgary Herald.
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Dan Fumano's coverage predominantly focuses on local Vancouver issues, particularly related to government policy and urban development. His articles often cover the impact of regulations and political decisions on various aspects of city life, such as housing, parks, and local governance.
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By: Dan Fumano
Vancouver's chief building official was shown the door Wednesday, the latest in a recent series of high-profile departures from city hall.
By: Dan Fumano
Forget Instagram, forget the trendy new thing, the Fraser strip in Vancouver's Sunset neighbourhood is "where you come for authentic."
By: Dan Fumano
Vancouver paid out severance to what may be a record number of workers last year, but city hall refuses to say how much those payouts cost.
By: Dan Fumano
City of Vancouver defends decision to build new Aquatic Centre without competition-length lanes
By: Sarah Grochowski, Cheryl Chan, Patrick Johnston, Lori Culbert, Dan Fumano
The city finally got the World Cup moment it had been waiting for
By: Lori Culbert, Patrick Johnston, Cheryl Chan, Sarah Grochowski, Dan Fumano
The city finally got the World Cup moment it had been waiting for
By: Dan Fumano
But one of the biggest stars of the World Cup in Vancouver isn't an athlete or even a person. It's a 41-year-old, 17-storey geodesic dome.
By: Dan Fumano
Dan Fumano: Vancouver planners see a big city-building opportunity in redevelopment of former brewery site near Burrard Bridge. Read more.
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By: Dan Fumano
Share this Story : Vancouver Sun Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Something big is brewing at Vancouver's old Molson site beside Burrard Bridge Vancouver planners see a big city-building opportunity in redevelopment of former...
