Since August 2025, our organization, Protecting Our Vancouver Aquatic Centre Society, has submitted 120 Freedom of Information requests to the City of Vancouver seeking basic transparency on a $170 million taxpayer-funded project. To date, we have received results for exactly one…Read more

Three weeks ago, we published evidence from Freedom of Information requests showing that geotechnical testing plans explicitly mapped a "maximum building footprint" for the Vancouver Aquatic Centre extending well beyond the current structure — directly contradicting City…Read more

Since our September 4th update on the judicial review petition filed in BC Supreme Court challenging the Vancouver Aquatic Centre rebuild, we've been working with our legal team to strengthen our case with new evidence. What we uncovered through Freedom of Information requests…Read more

Dear Supporters and Community Members, We're writing to provide you with an important update on our judicial review petition and how we're using the funds you've generously contributed to strengthen our case for the 50-meter pool Vancouver voters approved. Current Status…Read more

Dear Supporters and Community Members, We're thrilled to share a significant update in our fight to protect the Vancouver Aquatic Centre and uphold the democratic will of Vancouver voters. After months of dedicated effort, we've officially filed our petition for judicial review…Read more

We need your help NOW. Our legal fight to restore democracy and get the 50-meter pool Vancouver voted for has officially begun. Since our last update on July 17th, we've taken a major step forward in our fight for democratic accountability. We are now officially incorporated as…Read more

Following our analysis of the Vancouver Aquatic Centre plebiscite, we're moving into action. Last week, we personally delivered a notice of pre-litigation to the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation at 2099 Beach Avenue. While this notice was prepared as part of our broader…Read more

The Vancouver Aquatic Centre renewal project has transformed from a routine infrastructure upgrade into one of the most controversial municipal decisions in recent Vancouver history. What began as a $103 million voter-approved pool renewal has evolved into a $170 million project…Read more