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Burnaby City Council approves what could become the tallest building in British Columbia at 80-stories: https://storeys.com/pinnacle-lougheed-gatineau-place-burnaby/

• Project Approval: Burnaby City Council granted final approval for the Pinnacle Lougheed project, which includes two high-rise towers that could become the tallest buildings in British Columbia.
• Location: 9850 Austin Road, 9858, and 9898 Gatineau Place in Burnaby, near Lougheed Town Centre Station.
• Developer: Pinnacle International, which acquired the site in 2018.
• Original Plans: The project initially planned three towers, but due to issues regarding density and adjacent land ownership, it was revised to include four towers.
• Phase One: Includes 80 and 73-storey towers with 1,466 strata units, 515,097 sq. ft. of office space, and 13,304 sq. ft. of retail space.
• Amenities: 1,612 vehicle and 2,932 bicycle parking spaces, plus a grand promenade.
• Future Phases: Phase Two and Three will proceed with site-specific rezoning applications, with Phase Two expected to be around the same height as the Phase One towers, and Phase Three expected to be shorter.

Pinnacle Lougheed 80 And 73-Storey Towers In Burnaby Granted Final Approval The multi-phased Pinnacle Lougheed project by Pinnacle International is set for 9850 Austin Road and 9858-9898 Gatineau Place in Burnaby.

City of Vancouver - Local Government approves view cone policy relaxations for more and job space: https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/vancouver-view-cone-relaxations-building-heights-approved

On Wednesday afternoon, Vancouver City Council approved the greatest changes to the protected view cone policies ever since the guidelines that restrict building height and forms were first formally put in place in 1989.

It's official: Vancouver view cone relaxations for housing approved | Urbanized Vancouver City Council has officially approved major changes to its view cone policies regulating new building heights.